Ellen Korth - Charkow contemporary photography

Ellen Korth - Charkow contemporary photographySelf published 2016 CHARKOW is about the search for a sense of belonging with on its centre the artists mother and her secrets. Her mother fled during World War II from Ukraine through Germany to Holland. \nShe destroyed all personal belongings and concealed her origin. She searched and built her HOMELAND in her daughter. But for her daughter she remained a mystery. Who was that woman with a suitcase full of photographs torn in half, who made that

Hardcover with a real cigarette box

Slovakian photographer Martin Kollar spent extended periods of time working and living in Israel

Graham’s photographs were taken discreetly

taken with a large format camera

it’s unpredictable and contradictory

’ Celebrating multiculturalism and collective struggles for social justice

people and magical instants

Steel Town provides an immersive portrait of a time and place whose significance to our own is ever more urgent

and the aggression of people parading their own small sovereignties: the freedom to nap

If political governance was regressing

The photographs portray individuals and communities that exist in a liminal space between belonging and abandonment

He attempts to tap into subliminal thoughts and feelings through images that are both sensual and cerebral