Richard Beaven: All Of Us
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…
Culture
Being a Documentary Photographer – Roger Hutchings
Roger Hutchings is an award-winning British documentary photographer who studied at Newport School of Art in Wales mentored by the Magnum photographer David Hurn. Thereafter he worked with the London Observer Newspaper as a roving…
Trellick: The Writing is on the Wall
Anna Gudbrands Trellick: The Writing Is on The Wall is a documentary film highlighting the importance of the Trellick Tower and the Graffiti Hall of Fame. In Autumn 2020, it was revealed that Royal Borough…
An interview with Matthew Eynon
South Wales based photographer, Matthew Eynon, focuses his work towards street and documentary photography through the forms of society and subculture. We did a short interview with Matthew about his project, Swansea Mods.
Family, Photography & The Tish Murtha Archive, an Interview with Ella Murtha
Archiver and daughter Ella Murtha discusses the work of her late mother’s powerfully relevant and stunning images from series such as Youth Unemployment and Juvenile Jazz Band to the beautifully nostalgic family portraits, part of…
The Poetry of Reality
Matt Eich doesn’t really have a discernible practice, in my eyes at least. He could be called a documentary photographer, he could be called a photojournalist, he could be called an essayist, he could be…
Shedding Light On The Vast Expanse Of Culture In India
India. Far-flung and famous for its food, colourful festivals and fast-growing population, the Asian Subcontinent has unsurprisingly become a popular destination for holidaymakers, entrepreneurs and big-businesses alike. It’s a country where perilous mountains give way…
Robert Rutöd’s Fairy Tales
Born in 1959 in Vienna, Austria. Robert Rutöd has pursued a career in what most people dream of as a creative. An early pursuer of painting eventually led to working on short films, where he…
Nazar Furyk’s Province
In his latest project, Nazar Furyk takes a step back from photojournalism and documents every day life of young people in his hometown.
‘Giants Above The Cherries’ With Petar Petrov
‘Giants above The Cherries’ is a metaphorical farewell to the town of Kyustendil, Bulgaria – Petar Petrov’s hometown and where he spent the first 19 years of his life. The series touches upon Petrov’s connection…