Brand new contemporary photography series, offering a truly international representation of photography now. A South Africans camera locates queer lives in rural townships.

In het boek ‘Barbaranalogica’ brengt fotograaf Barbara van Ittersum een wereld aan het licht waar we niet zomaar vertrouwd mee zijn. Ze laat ons kennismaken met het Barbarizsm; een visuele taal gesproken door vrouwelijkheid. Deze taal wordt niet alleen door de vrouw gebruikt, maar ook begrepen, ingevoeld en zelfs belichaamd door mannen. Barbara snijdt met het Barbarizm verschillende onderwerpen aan zoals religie, seksualiteit, natuur, cultuurbotsingen, vrijheidsberoving en identiteit.

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In IKONEN presenteert topfotograaf en regisseur/filmmaker Anton Corbijn bijzonder beeldmateriaal over iconen en hoe die worden herdacht. De monografie bevat onder andere Corbijns serie Cemeteries, een intrigerende reeks foto's van grafstenen, en a.somebody, een verzameling zelfportretten naar overleden grootheden uit de muziekwereld gefotografeerd in Corbijns geboortedorp Strijen. Daarnaast toont IKONEN een nog niet eerder gepubli­ceerde serie over Lenins visuele aanwezigheid in in de USSR.

April 12, 2018: Day Zero, the day that the whole city of Cape Town would run out of water. The countdown to Day Zero was supposed to be a countdown to chaos. Zindzi Zwietering (NL) spent two months in the city to document the crisis.

Bron reflects on South Africa’s water crisis and questions how urban citizens relate to a changing earth. How can we as a society really comprehend the significance of the situation as long as there is still water flowing from our taps? Bron investigates the hu...

To whom does the city belong?

Haven tells the coming of age story of a boy in a rapidly changing environment. Sem Langendijk (NL) witnessed the unrooting effects of gentrification during his upbringing in the periphery of a large city. He lost his connection to the place he lived in for nearly thirty years.

This body of work is the result of a long-term research project into shifting demographics, waterfront development and the dynamics of gentrification. Haven brings together the environme...

When Lena Konstantakou first relocated to the small Greek port town she now calls home, she was a stranger in an unfamiliar place. It was 2010, and she had moved from London where she’d lived and worked for several years. A self-confessed city girl until that point, she had been yearning to be closer to nature, and wanted to gain a new understanding of what peacefulness and belonging can truly mean.

For a decade, Konstantakou wandered the streets and the shores of her new home and through h...

Brand new contemporary photography series, offering a truly international representation of photography now. An artist-activist in New Delhi chronicles womens emancipatory struggles.

Nature's many different habitats are home to record-breaking achievements by countless animal and plant species. In this book, they're presented alongside feats of human endeavour to better understand their significance.