Category: Food For Thought

“Daido Moriyama on the Road. At the Photo Elysée in Lausanne, an Unmissable Retrospective”, by Silvia Ionna

Daido Moriyama is still considered to be one of the most iconographic Japanese photographers, whose images have propagated the Japanese

“Love At First Sight” – Somy Samani in Baden-Baden

This summer, Baden-Baden has gained another place for art lovers. Within walking distance of the Trinkhalle and the Festspielhaus is

Hundred Heroines: Based on a True story, by Ruby Mitchell

In a haunting photograph from Gohar Dashti’s Home series, a staircase choked with withered leaves reveals the slow and unrelenting encroachment of

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “In the Mind of Animals: The Meditations of Alice Zilberberg”, by Sean Patrick Hill

There is a passage by the poet Gary Snyder that has stuck with me for many years, where he suggests

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “The Disposable Camera Project”, by Tim Vetter

It’s a strange experience to be the first to see someone else’s film. This is a certain voyeurism usually only

Paris Photo 2024: A Grand Return to the Grand Palais with New Artistic Horizons and Pioneering Perspectives, by Silvia Ionna

The breathtaking view from the Grand Palais Éphémère directly overlooking the Champs de Mars, as the location for Paris Photo

“Erwin Olaf – Stages”, by John Belknap

White and cerulean tiles color a laundromat’s floor. Faded posters litter its smudged walls, each advertising off-brand soap flakes and

“Les Rencontres d’Arles 2024: A Festival of Photography in the Core of an Immortal Town”, by Silvia Ionna

Each late spring, the beautiful town of Arles in southern France changes into the focal point of the photography world,

“Why Anything Written About Photography After the Late 1980s is Irrelevant”, by Lynn Smith

Remember the photo album we would take from a drawer on special occasions or when visitors dropped in? There were

“Into the Silence & The Dreaming” – Yasuhiro Ogawa in Berlin

Yasuhiro Ogawa is considered one of the new strong voices in Japanese photography. Through his unique perspectives and emotional depth,

“Circulo Collective – Celebrating Shared Humanity”, by Rudransh Nagi

The Circulo Collective is a photography collective of five photographers from different continents and countries: India, Iran, Slovakia, Tanzania, and

“The Magic of Black and White Images: History, Art, and Science”, by Attila Szántó

The world of black and white images is much deeper than it appears at first glance. Such a photograph is

“Les Rencontres de la Photographie d’Arles 2024: A Confluence of War, Nature, and Cultural Habits”, by Silvia Ionna

The 2024 edition of Les Rencontres de la Photographie D’Arles, the renowned international photography festival, arrives with a profound thematic

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “Perfect Patagonia”, by Ruth Grindrod

In April 2024, I was exceptionally privileged to be able to visit the Torres del Paine National Park in Chile.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “My Father’s Camera”, by Sean Patrick Hill

In December of 2023, I boxed my father’s camera – a Pentax K1000, its manufacture dated, I believe, to about

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