Swiss photographer Jens Krauer takes to the streets to share some insider insights and talk about what drives his impulse to document our urban lives.

In her embroidered photographs of landscapes in Berlin, Diane Meyer resurfaces the ghostly trace of the wall that once separated East and West Germany to reflect on the scars that have marked the country’s history.

A quirky book that celebrates strange, unusual and random sightings in everyday life.

In Brazil’s densely populated Porto Alegre, urban dwellers know the intimate details of the neighbors they see every day from their windows, but they rarely meet, or know each other’s names.

From intelligent surveillance technology to figuring out the best route for our day, Esther Hovers forges new visual languages to investigate how our movements through public space are shaped and structured by hidden forces.

“There is, in the brutality of his gaze, a rawness and a nervous energy, an ambivalence and a grace through which the making of a photo becomes the expression of a revelation.”