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The Burning of Autumn
A single match can destroy an entire forest—and in Mehrdad Fathi’s haunting cyanotypes, the humble matchbox becomes a vessel for remembering what we stand to lose.
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Muted Ember: Youth and Uncertainty in Industrial China
Photographing the outskirts of his home city of Wuhai, China, Yue Sun captures a coal city in decline and a young generation caught in a state of uncertainty—their lives muted.
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The Great Escape: Street Photography as Visual Haiku
Embarking on a poetic drift through his older work, Bouwe Brouwer builds a conversation between photographs from different corners of his archive that come together around the theme of ‘escape.’
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Cry to the Angels
In search of a feeling of youth she encountered online, Avery Norman constructs an imaginary girlhood informed by a combination of cultural iconography, Internet nostalgia, and personal memory.
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Down by the Hudson — Making the Photographs
In conversation beside the creek he photographed for more than a decade, Caleb Stein reflects on trust, masculinity, community, and the rewards of looking closely at one place over time.
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Contemporary Dutch Photography and the Work of Curating Quickscan 3
Ruben Lundgren explores his journey between the two practices of photography and curating—from his career in China to his first show as Senior Curator of the Nederlands Fotomuseum highlighting the photographic trends of the Dutch scene today.
