Platform for photography from Ukraine and Eastern Europe
What does it mean to photograph war? What does it mean to view war photographs? These questions have long troubled...
Mid-1980s. The Soviet empire is still standing, but its foundations have already begun to crack – almost imperceptibly, yet irreversibly....
The title of the series, Eternal Return, demands that we question this conventional view of photographic time. It suggests that...
For several years now, the public organisation After Silence has been searching for, purchasing and researching orphaned archives – photographs...
Oleksandra Kushchenko
For several years now, the public organisation After Silence has been searching for, purchasing and researching orphaned archives – photographs and documents that have lost both their owners and their...
Alex Bykov
Private archives, meticulously preserved within the personal belongings of authors or their families, represent an invaluable resource for the study of architectural photography. I would like to highlight a few...
Diane Smyth
What does it mean to photograph war? What does it mean to view war photographs? These questions have long troubled theorists but, Ukrainian and based in Kyiv, Sasha Kurmaz is...
Oleksandr Liapin
Mid-1980s. The Soviet empire is still standing, but its foundations have already begun to crack – almost imperceptibly, yet irreversibly. A new word appears in the air: Perebudova (Ukrainian for...
Perhaps the most adventurous and precarious source of materials is the grey market, including antique fairs and online auctions. After socialist state institutions transitioned into the capitalist economy, much of...
Ben Harman
In a series titled ‘Faces of War’ (2022-23), you might expect to see the hardened stares of battle-ready soldiers in front of the camera, but here are the faces of...
