In My Skin by Michelle Sank

Remembering Venice, like a page out of an old fairy tale book. The medieval city of Venice, with its cobblestone pathways, fabulous canals, and many bridges – is certainly one of the most beautiful and

What if a crow could take photographs? What kinds of photos would it take? What would the world look like through the eyes of a bird? The title of the fifth Festival of Political Photography

Creativity. Spontaneity. An innocent child. A mysterious man. A creator. A medium. Ralf Opiol is all that and more. Just like his mixed-media art, he is the combination of many things. You see the pieces

Forty years since pioneering environmental artist Agnes Denes (b.1931) first sowed the seeds of her prophetic public artwork Wheatfield – A Confrontation (May 1982),  transforming the land that became New York’s Battery Park City into

In 2018, after years of discussion, Cathy Edelman and Anette Skuggedal founded CASE Art Fund, an Illinois-based nonprofit, whose mission is to raise awareness about children’s human rights through the support and exhibition of photography.

It fascinates Renate Wasinger when a photo shows that “less is more”. She tries to implement this aspect in her photos. Because many things can only be seen at second glance. “A good photo is