Working-class neighbourhood of Behoririka ©Tolojanahary Ranaivosoa

The Hasselblad Masters is one of the world’s most prestigious professional photographic competitions, giving acclaimed professionals, as well as aspiring newcomers, the chance to make their mark in the world of photography. The competition consists

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At this year’s Photoville, Magnum Foundation and American Jewish World Service are proud to exhibit “As We Are: Collaborative Portraits with Uganda’s Gulu Women with Disabilities Union,” a series by Esther Ruth Mbabazi celebrating individuality

C/O Berlin is the only institution in Europe to offer a funding program aimed at the next generation of artists and art theorists. The C/O Berlin Talent Award is awarded each year in the categories of

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James Nachtwey is one of the world’s most respected photojournalists and is considered the defining visual war reporter of his time. An extraordinary observer and an acute witness, Nachtwey has devoted his career to documenting