Photo by Samson Otieno from the series Life in Kibera, on the outskirts of Nairobi #17 @ Samson Otieno-2

Maggie Steber’s images speak to the pain of loss:   Maggie Steber was an only child. Madje Steber was a single parent. All they had was each other, an incomplete family, and it wasn’t easy. Madje

Having communally been through a time of great self-reflection – Kate Waters‘s new group of paintings and drawings in an upcoming exhibition at Galerie Voss in Düsseldorf – It takes one to know one –

The Photographers’ Gallery presents a retrospective spanning fifty years of work by the landmark American street photographer, Helen Levitt (1913–2009). © Helen Levitt, Courtesy of The Photographers Gallery

For the first time, the Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation is presenting a true photographic rediscovery: Fred Koch (1904-1947) has to be considered one of the most important photographers of the Weimar Republic. With his early death

Jonathan Chapé is currently based in Portland, Oregon. He loves working with people to create images that break away from the ordinary. For Jonathan photography went from a hobby to a passion very quickly. Most of

Man versus Nature. That is not for Sandro. For him, there is a mysterious relationship between Man and Nature. We, humans, depend on Nature. It’s always a tragedy when we try hard against it. Sandro