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This map is dedicated to a global voyage I did in 2018. Two years ago, I gapped a year from Peking University, left all my life behind in...

Fashion should challenge the conventional and merge materials, whilst creating a space for multi-cultural experimentation. For me,...

Island Mother You birth in me something ungiven, Not a will to live but rather A pair of permanently unfolded wings And a sadistic thirst...

Photo by Korie Cull For millennia, the Earth has endured abrupt fluctuations in greenhouse gases and global temperatures which arguably,...

'An ocean's garbled vomit on the shore: Los Angeles, I'm yours.' (The Decemberists, ‘Los Angeles, I’m Yours’) I think this is the best...

This piece originally appeared in the Strand Magazine's December 2019 "Go Global" Issue Alia Romagnoli is a half Indian and half Italian photographer and art director whose international upbringing affected her photography in the best way. Specializing in fashion and portraiture, Alia uses photography as a medium to explore her own queer identity and biracial background. Her work has been featured in publications such as British Vogue, Vice, INDIE Magazine, Teen Vogue, The G

26 October 2018 - 24 February 2019 Exhibition Day Pass £5 Concessions £2.50 Free entry before noon Free entry under 18s View Here We live in a digitised reality. Such has been proven with the recent political controversies in which the phrase ‘fake news’ has entered our everyday vocabulary, in which the lucrative commodification of our personal data made international headlines. “All I know is what’s on the internet,” the title of the new exhibition at the Photographer's Ga

24 October – 10 November 2018 Free Entry View Here Huxley-Parlour is presenting the third edition of Masters of Photography, a survey of 30 works by some of the most influential photographers of the 20th Century. Despite its small size, the exhibition proves to be an absorbing experience for those interested in the medium and its development over the last 100 years. While strolling around the gallery one cannot escape the feeling that the photographs placed on the walls look

22nd June – 2nd September 2018 Adult: £19.50 Concessions: £11 Students/14-17: £9 Young Barbican: £5 View Here “This is an incredible opportunity for our visitors to see the first UK survey of the work of such a significant photographer. Dorothea Lange is undoubtedly one of the great photographers of the twentieth century and the issues raised through her work have powerful resonance with issues we’re facing in society today.” Jane Alison, Head of Visual Arts, Barbican Do

28th February – 27th May 2018 Standard: £13.50 Concessions: £11 Young Barbican: £5 View Here After the success of their latest monumental exhibition, Jean Michael Basquiat: Boom for Real , The Barbican Centre calls viewers to a similarly groundbreaking and controversial art collection: Another Kind of Life: Photography on the Margins part of the Barbican’s 2018 season “The Art of Change”, is in fact a provocatory and intrinsically political display of pictures taken by twe