📣 OUT NOW: A Perfect Sentence by Oliver Frank Chanarin Published by Loose Joints, a boundary-pushing journey through contemporary Britain that explores the drive for attention, the complexity of being seen & the anxiety of being overlooked. pressebooks.forma.org.uk/products/a-per…

Published by Loose Joints, Oliver Frank Chanarin’s first solo monograph was conceived as a response to the collective alienation that accompanied Brexit buff.ly/3CTfAq9

Oliver Frank Chanarin’s first solo monograph was conceived as a response to the collective alienation that accompanied Brexit buff.ly/3XxRPNQ

Felipe Romero Beltrán’s photos, taken over the course of three years, show the experiences of nine young Moroccan migrants living at a government facility in Spain. cnn.it/3CWdu8K

Photobook: Luis Alberto Rodriguez, O. Using dance-like movement to find spirituality in the elemental nude form. (Yatskevich) collectordaily.com/luis-alberto-r…

Oliver Frank Chanarin created an ethnographic study of the country post-Brexit. See more: trib.al/18iVsGF

Dave Varo writes our end frame article about one of his favourite images, 'Cattle, Turbine, Pylon' by robinfriend.eth bit.ly/3XBd8hl #contemporaryphotography #landscapephotography

In his new photo book, Abhishek Khedekar embarks on a nomadic journey following a Dalit community involved in Tamasha ow.ly/ROKO50PePGp Loose Joints

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Abhishek Khedekar’s new photo book Tamasha captures the theatrical spectacle of the folk art form buff.ly/44YnIlf

“I wanted to keep the images ambiguous. I put the pictures in a sequence that would be open ended. I wanted the viewer to create his own dots,” Abhishek Khedekar tells Nandini Nair shorturl.at/efHNS

‘Richard Mosse seeks what can’t be seen. He employs military or industrial camera technologies sensitive to light spectra invisible to the eye; his subjects are ignored or remote catastrophes.’ Francis Gooding on false colour real horror: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v45/…

Photographer Abhishek Khedekar spent months on the road with a tamasha troupe – a 100 strong nomadic Marathi theatre group, whose traditions date back to the 1800s. huckmag.com/article/abhish…

‘Mosse is trying to show complex ecological and historical processes taking place beyond perception and representation.’ Francis Gooding on the ‘hallucinatory’ alien colours of photographer Richard Mosse: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v45/…

In setting out to create a “photographic survey” of Britain, Oliver Chanarin encountered life in fetish clubs, homeless shelters and community centres – as well as the limits of traditional documentary photography huckmag.com/article/oliver…

📸 Have you seen the ‘Oliver Frank Chanarin, A Perfect Sentence’ exhibition yet? This ethnographic study captures Britain from suburban fetish groups to carnival troupes in community halls and gender activists protesting in the streets. 👉 Find out more: bit.ly/DMOliverFrankC…

‘Mosse seeks what can’t be seen. He employs military or industrial technologies sensitive to light spectra invisible to the eye; his subjects are ignored or remote catastrophes.’ Francis Gooding on Richard Mosse’s photographs of ecological catastrophe: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v45/…

The Foam Paul Huf Award 2023 and 2022 Aperture Portfolio Prize winner Felipe Romero Beltrán's new book with Loose Joints 'offers a possibility of restoring a personhood to the immigrant body', writes Tanvi Mishra. 1000wordsmag.com/felipe-romero-…

Hudson Hayden’s new photo book offers a glimpse into other people’s homes via abstract objects taken out of their original context ow.ly/PWhV50PLYf4 Loose Joints