Colin Pantall on Lorenzo Vitturi’s Dalston Anatomy
United Kingdom – Every now and then, a photography book comes along that looks completely different. Dalston Anatomy by Lorenzo Vitturi is one of those books, a sculptural, colour-soaked dance
United Kingdom – Every now and then, a photography book comes along that looks completely different. Dalston Anatomy by Lorenzo Vitturi is one of those books, a sculptural, colour-soaked dance
China – Silvermine is a set of five photo albums each containing 20 prints. The negatives were salvaged from a recycling plant on the edge of Beijing, where they had
U.S.A – Hossein Farmani lends himself to the very forefront of the arts community; his passions have led him to found some of the most respected companies in the art
New Zealand – Condemned: Mental Health in African Countries in Crisis by Robin Hammond presents a profound body of work produced over two and a half years in nine African
Japan – I traveled with Kosuke Okahara to visit ex-leprosy colonies located in the far corners of rural China. The only thing that these ex-patients had in common with each
Turkey – I saw the work of Kürşat Bayhan while I was teaching a workshop in Bursa in September 2012. I was deeply moved by his powerful and often heartbreaking