Rick Silva Work from Dirt Nap. “Dirt Nap is composed of one-minute excerpts from 46 naps Rick Silva took in nature across the western United States between September 2024 and January 2026, sequenced in the order they were recorded.” – Rick Silva Related posts: Love is Still Colder Than Capital Le Creative Sweatshop Nicolas Sassoon […]

Rinko Kawauchi Work from M/E. “Some things can only be obtained through moving my body to face my photographic subject head-on. I have found this an effective way to approach, however incrementally, the unanswerable question of why I find myself alive right here and right now. After living this way for more than thirty years, […]

John-David Richardson and Emily Wiethorn. Work from HERE YOU COME AGAIN. “As individuals, each of us has experienced profoundly traumatic encounters with masculinity, violence, and misogyny. These experiences have left indelible marks, shaping who we are as artists and how we navigate the world. In our individual practices, we each grapple with these complex dynamics, […]

Lisa Barnard Work from The Canary and the Hammer. “Photographed across four years and four continents, The Canary and The Hammer details our reverence for gold and its role in humanity’s ruthless pursuit of progress. Through a mix of image, text and archival material, the third book by British artist Lisa Barnard provides a fascinating […]

Public Lands Institute Work from their Archive. “Public Lands Institute is an ongoing photographic index of public lands. This work is dedicated to the Public Domain under the Creative Commons CC0 (Public Domain Dedication) license. The term “public domain” encompasses those materials that are not protected by intellectual property laws such as copyright, trademark, or […]

Zoe Leonard Work from Al río / To the River. “Following the river’s course from the border cities of Ciudad Juárez and El Paso to the Gulf of Mexico, Leonard considers the conflation of, and boundaries between, nature and politics as they manifest in the landscape. ‘Al río / To the River’ is structured through […]

Alice Poyzer Work from Other Joys. “Other Joys is an ongoing body of work that highlights my special interests as a woman with autism, through portraits and constructed imagery. Featured are butterflies, animal shows and taxidermy; all of which create an intense feeling of euphoria and excitement that is almost indescribable. Special interests are common […]

Annette Kelm Work from her oeuvre. “Annette Kelm’s photographic œuvre offers a unique outlook onto the socio-cultural history of the material world. The artist uses a vast array of motifs as vocabulary to address specific moments in this history, whether it is the commodification of design objects, various forms of political critique or value systems […]

Tania Franco Klein Work from Proceed to the Route. “The map as a representation of the territory, and the internet as a representation of life. Proceed To The Route takes its name from the popular quote which starts every journey in Google Maps and which appears a s a reminder every time a wrong turn […]

Casey Moore Work from Fault Lines. “This ongoing project explores major fault lines in the earths crust. It began in my home town of Christchurch where earthquakes have become commonplace. There is an uneasy feeling throughout the area which is experiencing regular aftershocks. The city centre is still being rebuilt and large swathes of land […]