25 Mar

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Why does a picture get discarded? Workshop online, 15 - 16 Aprile News Why does a picture get discarded? / Strategie di selezione e scarto nella narrativa fotografica contemporanea. Discarded Magazine con il supporto di DeaPhoto propone un Workshop Online Sabato 15 e Domenica 16 Aprile, cura di Alessia...

20 Mar

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Duy Dao Discarded Bio Duy Dao (1996) is a self-taught photographer from Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. Duy started shooting in 2014, he received a Pentax point-and-shoot film camera from his father. In 2020, he started working on his first projects and experienced photography as his inner voice. Duy...

23 Feb

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MYPH is the first photo publication about the Mykolaiv Young Photography School, which was founded in 2018 by Sergey Melnitchenko. It started in Melnitchenko’s hometown, but now his students are all over Ukraine and even abroad. ...

06 Feb

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DD-MM-YYYY Kostis Argyriadis Stories DD/MM/YYYY is a series of personal photographic explorations of place and presence. It explores time and what remains of it as it flows between us. In a way, it is an isolation in a small universe that I am trying to create and within...

19 Jan

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Tamasha Abhishek Khedekar Stories Tamasha is a docu-fiction. This photographic project explores everyday challenges faced by Tamasha, a 100 person family collectively known as Lokkalawant that live their life like nomads across the state of Maharashtra in India. The project focuses on their everyday life and is documented to...

05 Jan

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The mistery of reality: the contemporary visual exploration of Valeria Cherchi Shhh: Southern high hidden histories Alessia Rollo READ ITALIAN VERSION  More about the artist: IG: @valeria.cherchi Web: valeriacherchi.com Valeria Cherchi (b. 1986 in Sassari, Italy) is a research-based artist working with images and words, freelance photographer and lecturer. Her work over the...

02 Jan

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Poetically exploring the concepts of imaginary time and deep time is something Julie van der Velde brings to the forefront in her latest monograph Blind Spot. She was fascinated by time and space already since childhood as she adored visualizing the unimaginable in her head....

12 Dec

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Emily Josephine RooneyDiscardedBioI work with the quest of holding fast to that which I get the chance to admire and be a part of. Photographs and photographic prints provide a seemingly appropriate stage to highlight that which holds my reverence, the intricacies of life, repetitive...

09 Dec

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When Theo Elias (b. 1985, Sweden) published his book Smoke and people started referring to him as a black-and-white photographer, he was convinced that he will never make a black-and-white book again. However, after some time, he changed his perspective when Pierre from Editions Bessard...