Michelle Sank’s photographic practice is grounded in a long-term attention span, proximity, and an ethics of a careful […]
Category Archive: Journal Project
Diji Aderogba stands at the intersection of narrative filmmaking and street photography, a creative hybrid whose work continually […]
Returning home is always a complicated relief, a burden lifted just enough for the real burden to reveal […]
Nostalgia has started to feel like an easy label, a word we reach for when we can’t name […]
Sometimes it’s necessary to take a deliberate step back, to pause the rhythm of making and return to […]
From Jamestown all the way to Cape Three Points, in the quiet pull of the tide, where sea […]
At a time when photography feels disposable, Juanita Richards’ work insists on care, presence, and feeling. In sunlit […]
In a world eager to forget, Gallery F, an initiative of Gavin Furlonger, insists on remembering. Not remembering […]
In our ongoing search across the African continent for neighbourhood photography that speaks deeply to self-presentation, postcolonial identity, […]
There’s something profoundly intimate, almost magical, about the moment a photographer stumbled upon photography for the first time. […]