Ein Dorf

Even as the following exercise is limiting in a number of ways, it would be instructive to describe the state of German photography since the end of World War 2 as being caught between two married couples, with all partners being photographers. You would have…

Master Rituals

Conversations about Germany: Anne Morgenstern

Winter Workshops 2023

Conversations about Germany: Tobias Kruse

How to read a photobook

El juego de la madalena

Memories like falling rain

The Holistic Method of Photography

The Land of Promises

Outside Room 8

Flipping the Bird

Recommended Readings

Some Say Ice

Dall.E Vaterland

Conversations about Germany: Jonas Feige

I Just Wanna Surf

The Unassuming Photobook

The Death of the Artist (or: On the Arts Economy)

Failing Forward

“I was close to Americans”

Klara and the Bomb

Beautiful, Still.

Let’s Talk About Our Tools

Isivumelwano

Mentoring, Workshops

Verdigris

The Politics of American Property

The Devil Is Leaving His Cave

Abdo Shanan’s Dry

On Quitting One’s Day Job

Atelier Yamanami

Writing About One’s Photography

Laissez Faire

Perfect Pearl

Photography is a force that gives us meaning

Shiotani

Photography: An Insecure Craft

Cut with the Blade dada through the Last Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch of Photoland

Paris Nord

The Craft of Photography

Photography After Capitalism

The Beauty of the Body

A Conversation with Rob Hornstra

Tokuko Ushioda’s Family Photography

Stand With Ukraine

What do we give back?

A Game of Photos

In Limbo

The Hotel

A Conversation with Anne Schwalbe

Art and Politics

Yaga

Eikoh Hosoe

Against Illusionism

A Conversation With Lina Scheynius

Against Neoliberal Dogma: Art And Creativity

Deana Lawson

A Conversation With 10×10 Photobooks

The Background Story of Kikuji Kawada’s The Map

A Conversation With Jenny Kim