The less heard, the less obvious.
Julian Germain first met Charles Snelling in 1992. He has said that it was the brightly coloured car and house and the plants and flowers for sale in the front window that were “the reason I…
A new Sankey Photography Exhibition from Signal Film and Media is opening at Barrow’s Dock Museum.
Currently based in New York, Kaitlin Maxwell received her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2016 and pursued an MFA from Yale School of Art in 2019. Mainly focusing on documentary based projects,…
London based photographer and lecturer, Celine Marchbank, has a career that is deep rooted in photography. Graduating from LCC in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography and later going on to teach at both LCC and Falmouth,…
Each year at then there was us we strive to celebrate the outstanding work of those who are consistently creating unique and powerful stories, published in a beautifully printed annual.
Over 2,000 years ago one of humanity's most profound thinkers, Aristotle, stated that the whole of our parts is greater than the sum. Collectively, the bits and pieces of all our differences can, theoretically, combine…
From the moment he first appeared on screen, as a young Bermudan in Ealing Studios' Pool of London, Earl Cameron brought a breath of fresh air to the British film industry's stuffy depictions of race…
Vinca Petersen’s monumental solo exhibition, Raves and Riots is currently being shown at Edel Assanti.
In our new photo essay features, we ask photographers to discuss their work openly and honestly. From stories describing the starting points of powerful projects, to discussions about specific themes and topics within their work.…
Ricky Adam is probably best known for his extensive collection of images from the BMX and punk scene, especially in Northern Ireland, and as editor of DIG BMX until 2013. HIs work is by no…
As part of an annual project, we are working with students within the arts who are passionate about others practices, projects and stories. Examining and exploring post-arts education life and searching for advice from some…
Ruby Beard is a graphic designer and image maker based in Manchester, and has always had an interest in the design of books. One of her most recent works, Modernist Churches of Leeds, documents the…
Paris based photographer Paul Lehr shares his opinions and experiences from his series ‘Feindesland’, following two women who, “In their youth lived among rebels: On the Eritrean front, Selam fought and Almaz sang against the…
Moritz Küstner never planned on becoming a photographer, deciding to study Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover, Germany, Küstner’s thoughts changed, “I spent one year at the Danish…
Documentary photographer Hannes Jung, in his series Migration, examines the consequences of the European Migration Policy, through a thoughtful and intimate look at the lives of those affected.
With a body of work consistently built over fifteen years, architect and photographer Fred Guillaud’s images of urban landscapes are a beautiful cocktail between documentary, street and architectural. Photographing a building with the same sensitivity…
Clare Hewitt is a London based documentary and portrait photographer. After completing a degree in law Hewitt took the biggest change in her career to study photography, finding that both subjects relate in various ways,…
Jordan Madge’s series Red Herring, inspired by the disappearance of a girl in a small country town in Central Victoria, Australia, in 2009. Through the blending and questioning of fact, fiction and representation, the work…
Shot over three annual visits to the New Territories – a quieter area of the greater Hong Kong region – Photographer Sarah Pannell’s series Territories is inspired by the souvenir calendars of her youth; gifts…