“At different moments, the light represents: a way out, a cell with bars, an island of hope, a transit zone, a double-edged sword. Twenty characters wander erratically in their continuous search for light.”

For over 30 years, under Franco’s rule, the field of Spanish photography languished. Besides official governmental photos (read: propaganda), there was little in the way of authentic, personal explorations of the country through photographs....

A group show in Amsterdam explores ideas about intimacy and our universal desire to love and be loved — how do we think about intimacy, and what does it look like, really?

As one of the only accessible spaces in the cramped home of a 72-year-old hoarder, George’s bathtub has become the place where he: washes the dishes, does his laundry, repairs bikes, has his coffee, reads books or—last but not least—takes a bath.

A personal, loving look into the caring lives of female domestic workers from the Philippines — plus some startling statistics.

We have heard about Nigeria’s terrorized schoolgirls for years—but reports and statistics alone cannot convey the vulnerability of these brave individuals. These photographs take a more conceptual approach to illustrate this contemporary trauma.