Visa pour l'image est un festival international de photojournalisme créé en 1989.

Fotoboek van Simon Rimaz, winnaar van de Unseen Dummy Award 2014, dat uitgegeven is tijdens de fotomanifestatie Unseen 2015.

I want to go on living even after my death!

(Anne Frank, Diary, March 25, 1944)

Kizomba music and dance being already popular in London and Portugal since 2006, the Dutch kizomba dance scene is developing rapidly from 2011.

This book tries to go beyond understanding the Dutch kizomba scene by and of itself.

Its broader intent is to explore the more micro-performative aspects of the scene: the balancing act between freedoms and restrictions that shape, guide, and inform peoples behaviour, and in turn, produce difference. This is relevant in a time characterized by confusi...

Stefan Hammer's reizen door China hebben een indrukwekkende blik op het stedelijke leven in dat land opgebracht. Zijn foto's zijn voornamelijk in Shanghai, Beijing, Suzhou, Tianjin en Hong Kong genomen. Hij voelt zich op eenzelfde wijze aangetrokken tot de ultramoderne, enorm kapitalistische delen van de bloeiende megasteden als tot de wijken die dreigen te worden afgebroken. Hoe goed zijn de Chinezen in het vinden van hun eigen identiteit, die nog steeds wordt bepaald door de propaganda van ...

Xiaoxiao Xu embarks on a journey of 25,000 kilometres to document the lives of the people along the foot of the Great Wall of China. Contrary to popular belief, the wall is not a single, continuous structure, but rather a collection of walls and fortifications built during various Chinese dynasties. Her images show that, despite its decline in some of these parts, a lively relationship remains between the wall and local populations who honour and protect it. In the process, Xu attempts to dis...

Fifty years ago, optimism concerning scientific progress seemed endless. However, while the techniques from the space industry found a way into our daily lives, science grew increasingly apart from the everyday world. Scientific interpretations are complicated for non-experts to grasp, resulting in an exchange based on trust.

The truth is that science actually is a temporary and uncertain activity, with ambiguity, curiosity and unpredictability as fundamental elements of its process.

In Fail...

After World War II, President Juan Perón of Argentina had Germans with particular military and technological expertise secretly smuggled into the country. Among them was the Austrian-born scientist Ronald Richter, who convinced Perón about the feasibility of generating unlimited energy through nuclear fusion. He received massive funding to build an experimental reactor on Huemel Island in Patagonia, but the project came to an abrupt end three years later. In this volume, visual artist Pablo...