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…

Closed For Renovation

Things Aren’t Always As Mother Reports

More on Consent

Zur Linde

i saw the air fly

Springs and Wells

Course of the Empire?

Billable Hours in 6-minute increments

Butterflies

The Enemy Is Us

Speak The Wind

Soft Copy Hard Copy

Liberia

Into the Technological Sublime

Odd Time

Zenker

Issei Suda and Japanese Photography in the West

Thingstätten

Cai Dongdong’s History of Life

Angelus Novus

Photography and State Violence

Deutschland Deutschland

The Shabbiness of Beauty

Kosuke Okahara’s Dreams

Encampment, Wyoming

Dawoud Bey’s Street Portraits

A World That May Not Have Anything to Offer

Alles nur künftige Ruinen

I Don’t Recognize Me in the Shadows

Bad Ass and Beauty

Home Fires

The Photograph Isn’t the Landscape

The Twenty Years War

Still, Life

Tomorrow’s Snow

Photobook Reviews (W8/2021)

Woman Go No’Gree

The Green Helicopter

A Conversation with Karolina Gembara (cont’ed)

A Conversation with Karolina Gembara

Photography’s Table Top Joes

An Educational Archive

To pick up a book about stones

Alice Rose George 1944-2020

Photography’s Neoliberal Realism

The Biggest of All Small Miracles

An Attic Full of Trains Flattened in Time and Space (in which the reviewer short circuits)

Small Town Portraits

New books by Sibylle Fendt and Michał Adamski

The Locusts

Vaterland

The Social Photo and Collective Modern Life

Goraiko

Hiroh Kikai 1945-2020

Heart of Darkness

A Few Fragmented Thoughts on Michael Schmidt (In No Particular Order)

Portraits and Dreams

How to Add Words to Pictures

Tree and Soil

Photography in Racial Time