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Shira Gold

GOOD GRIEF //

by Shira Gold

Shira Gold found a way to grieve the loss of her mother through a fascinating exploration of perceiving nature as a reflection of herself.

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GOOD GRIEF

Shira Gold found a way to grieve the loss of her mother through a fascinating exploration of perceiving nature as a reflection of herself.

SERVICE INTERRUPTION

SERVICE INTERRUPTION

Wojciech Karliński documented Poland train stations during the pandemic. He wanted to highlight their formal and aesthetic side.

CITY AS METAPHOR

CITY AS METAPHOR

Richard Koenig revisits locales in NYC where he made photographs over 40 years ago. His diptychs combine the updated view with the vintage.

RAISING THE BAR

RAISING THE BAR

Jean Ross was inspired by a group of athletes that she noticed regularly working out on the beach just off the boardwalk at Coney Island.

PEOPLE AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT

PEOPLE AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT

Before it was too late, Anwar Ehtesham bought himself a camera and discovered a passion for photographing people in their environment.

AN ARRHYTHMIC SUCCESSION OF INTERRUPTED PAUSES

AN ARRHYTHMIC SUCCESSION OF INTERRUPTED PAUSES

Poet of photography, Lorenzo Vitali takes us on a walk through his images evoking a sense of surrealism and historical interest.

FLORA ARCANA

Flowers have their own language and communicate between themselves in a dimension inaccessible to humans. Mário Pires breaks that barrier.

NOTES ON A LANDSCAPE

NOTES ON A LANDSCAPE

Very poetic and existential in nature, Mostafa Nodeh’s minimalist landscapes invites us to reflect on the deeper questions in life.

HEBREW HALLOWEEN

HEBREW HALLOWEEN

Mark Zilberman ventured into Williamsburg on the Jewish Holiday of Purim looking to reveal the distinctiveness and uniqueness of it all.

GOOD GRIEF

Shira Gold found a way to grieve the loss of her mother through a fascinating exploration of perceiving nature as a reflection of herself.

SERVICE INTERRUPTION

SERVICE INTERRUPTION

Wojciech Karliński documented Poland train stations during the pandemic. He wanted to highlight their formal and aesthetic side.

CITY AS METAPHOR

CITY AS METAPHOR

Richard Koenig revisits locales in NYC where he made photographs over 40 years ago. His diptychs combine the updated view with the vintage.

RAISING THE BAR

RAISING THE BAR

Jean Ross was inspired by a group of athletes that she noticed regularly working out on the beach just off the boardwalk at Coney Island.

PEOPLE AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT

PEOPLE AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT

Before it was too late, Anwar Ehtesham bought himself a camera and discovered a passion for photographing people in their environment.

AN ARRHYTHMIC SUCCESSION OF INTERRUPTED PAUSES

AN ARRHYTHMIC SUCCESSION OF INTERRUPTED PAUSES

Poet of photography, Lorenzo Vitali takes us on a walk through his images evoking a sense of surrealism and historical interest.

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Wojciech Karlinski

SERVICE INTERRUPTION //

in conversation with Wojciech Karlinski

In this project, Wojciech wanted to document the small and large stations in Poland, editing them in black and white to highlight their formal and aesthetic side and the impression of emptiness during the pandemic period.

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ROCKETGIRL CHRONICLES

ROCKETGIRL CHRONICLES

These chronicles are a tribute to a family's strength in hard times, and inspiration on how to find the possible in the seemingly impossible

RUNNING TO NOWHERE

RUNNING TO NOWHERE

Documentary photographer Christina Simons travelled to Central America embarking on a visual journey to pursue, share and expose the...Why?

CHOOSING TO CHALLENGE

CHOOSING TO CHALLENGE

For International Women's Day, Suzanne Phoenix has taken over 100 portraits of cis and trans women and non-binary people in Melbourne.

ISOLATION PORTRAITS

ISOLATION PORTRAITS

Australian photographer Suzanne Phoenix captured intimate household portraits in her hometown in the Yarra Valley during Covid lockdown.

DEBUTANTE

Jo Kalinowski shot an Australian Debutante Ball, and we report about the traditional and modern versions of such events.

ROCKETGIRL CHRONICLES

ROCKETGIRL CHRONICLES

These chronicles are a tribute to a family's strength in hard times, and inspiration on how to find the possible in the seemingly impossible

RUNNING TO NOWHERE

RUNNING TO NOWHERE

Documentary photographer Christina Simons travelled to Central America embarking on a visual journey to pursue, share and expose the...Why?

CHOOSING TO CHALLENGE

CHOOSING TO CHALLENGE

For International Women's Day, Suzanne Phoenix has taken over 100 portraits of cis and trans women and non-binary people in Melbourne.

ISOLATION PORTRAITS

ISOLATION PORTRAITS

Australian photographer Suzanne Phoenix captured intimate household portraits in her hometown in the Yarra Valley during Covid lockdown.