Fingers

It’s ironic that the most basic and essential artistic tools we have — our hands — are so difficult to represent in pieces of art. Hands are notoriously difficult to paint. And they’re equally difficult to photograph, given that the moment you point your camera…

Tagesgedanken

If photography had not been invented in 1839

Known Unknown

Black Chronicles

Inhabiting Light

Photomontage and generative AI

Aisha

The contract of fine-art photography

Pas de culte

Japanese Avant-Garde Pioneers

Hitler’s People

The Lines We Draw

Romanzo Meticcio

Scenes of Absence

District

Flächenland

A Bright Room

Anima Mundi

Pestka

between the skin and sea

The Rest Is Memory

Photographers After Social Media

Ambience Decay

Sophie Calle: Oversharing

Fault Lines

Our Lonely Selves

Splinter

The long sunset: Daidō Moriyama’s Record

I saw a tree bearing stones in the place of apples and pears

Gate Hack Eden

You Can Fix a House With Enough Duct Tape

Portraits in Life and Death

Costa Bravo Holiday Paradise

Iuzza

History of Poland Vol. 2

The African Gaze

Advice for Young Artists

Encyclopedia of the Uncertain

Japanese Theaters

It’s that you’re here

Passing by Beijing

Thoughts on THAT Photo

Ando

Fugue

27 Drafts

The Casino-Capitalist Photobook Festival

The Memories of Others

The Hampton Book

The Meme Is the Message

Ordinary Notes

The Japanese

A Conversation with Thana Faroq

Lebensborn

The project is not your friend

Hermes/Unesco

Ein Dorf

Is your project merely a series of photographs?

Songs in a strange land

Ordinary People

Behold the digital Wunderkammer!