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Alick Phiri / Lusaka StreetLusaka Street is an exploration of Zambias photographic past through the eyes of Zambian image maker Alick Phiri. One of the few surviving black photographers that had access to the medium from the 1960s through the 1990s in Lusaka a time when the use of the camera was restricted in the country Phiri was trained at Lusakas Photo Art Studios before opening his own studio in Kanyama, making photography an integral part of his life. His unseen before

Donna Trope

Lara embarked on an extensive research into the scattered history of her family in the previous Russian Empire (present-day Ukraine)

headed towards the convulsing horizon in the distance

She uses the whole repertoire of the contemporary photo-filmic infrastructure

After the masterclass

000 images

which they see as all accommodating vessels just begging to be invested by the imagination

Braquenier debunks the publication

incoherent bud-gets and the Lebanese Civil War in 1975

“In an effort to translate my state of mind and personal experiences into an architectural concept

Through these representations

Curtis examines the power structures that shape our world