Agony in the Garden Enri CanajAgony in the Garden is a series by La Ribeira created in the peripheries of Madrid, Mlaga, Granada and Almera. Inspired by the potential of contemporary counter culture, she has collaborated with young people to make images that reflect on the alienation and uncertainty of the present era, resulting in a landscape suspended in time, one that appears both contemporary and ancient. The sequence takes us through a barren, almost videogame like landscape,
37-year-old New Yorker Bruce Gilden photographed the Feast of San Gennaro in the Little Italy neighborhood of Manhattan’s Lower East Side
Newsha Tavakolian's series of portraits reveal the pressures and isolation facing middle-class youth in Tehran
Every photograph portrays a close and powerful encounter
The photographs in Rich and Poor constitute a shocking and gripping portrait of America during the 70’s and 80’s that remains just as relevant today
nationalist fervor
and its remarkable aftermath
and Alfred Willimann (1900–1957) who encouraged the young artist to employ extreme precision in his technique and composition
Jonas Bendiksen’s series Satellites is the culmination of several years travelling across the southern borderlands of the former USSR to explore the unrecognized states
who joined Magnum photo agency in 1951
a boy playing the quena on the road to Cuzco
The images of this serie begin in the desert east of Los Angeles and move west through the city
Hoepker’s portrait of the fighter jumping atop a bridge on the Chicago River was spontaneous rather than pre-planned
