The latest issue of Square magazine has just been released. It's a quarterly web publication in French, English, German and Spanish, dedicated to the square photographic format. You will find in this issue photographers like Larry Fink, Roger Ballen, Kimiko Yoshida or Stephen Gill, as well as...

05.12.2011[ read full story ]

Musée Magazine is a visually-driven photography magazine dedicated to displaying the work of international emerging photographers. It will also incorporate interviews with different guest photographers, artists, writers, collectors and gallerists.

21.11.2011[ read full story ]

For the November issue Dazed & Confused announces a photography special with contributions from photographers and artist like Ryan McGinley, Rankin & Damien Hirst, Will McBride, Benjamin Alexander Huseby, Jeff Bark and Manuela Pavesi.

24.10.2011[ read full story ]

Through an ironic manipulation of identity, Je suis Winnie l’Ourson (I’m Winnie the Pooh) seeks to arouse some thought on the stigmatisation of the Other by presenting the fears that surround it. Rome, the birthplace of the project, is a breeding ground of micro-identitarisms and the scene of a wave o...

11.10.2011[ read full story ]

20 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, this project depicts a country in search of identity, a land and its people, stuck between a soviet past, an unrecognized present and an uncertain future.

11.10.2011[ read full story ]

They have very little power of speech, if none at all. Their particular body movements are an expression of their personality and seem to come from a make-believe and poetic world. These ‘non-verbal expressions’ are those of a body that immobilises them.

11.10.2011[ read full story ]

December 2010. Protests take hold on a long-term basis in Tunisia and the dictatorial regime of President Ben Ali, in place for twenty-three years, is shaking under the pressure from the streets. The revolution is covered by the news photographers and the agencies at the scene. The photos of the d...

11.10.2011[ read full story ]

The Japanese have always known how to come to terms with the unpredictable and violent forces of nature that have shaped their sensitivity for centuries. Earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons and volcanic eruptions that are very common in the archipelago, are considered an integral part of their existence....

11.10.2011[ read full story ]

Movaiz Haleine, Communauté Black, 241, Pacificator, Hayoe… Hip-hop groups make up almost all the music programmes on Gabon’s television. A large part of the population can identify with the lyrics that give emphasis to their daily lives and their worries. They are young people who sing and...

11.10.2011[ read full story ]

When the buildings stopped growing and the small weeds took concrete's place on the streets to be built, the landscape changed. The cities' silhouette goes up and down as the stock market lines do and when the money was no longer on the move, when the money went missing, the suburbs' skies were l...

11.10.2011[ read full story ]