Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Jan Hoek / My MaasaiThe Maasai tribe is one of the most photographed tribes across Africa, but pictures of them that cross the world are almost always from Western photographers who show a clich like vision of the traditional jumping Maasai. My Maasai is a photo publication in which photographers from Eastern Africa show their vision on the Maasai. It shows pictures of a rapper Maasai, a pilot Maasai, a lesbian Maasai, Maasai architecture, a female Maasai God and much

public and private space

This verbo-visual archive

intricate patterns become joyful optical noise that suggests contemporary reference points: television static and cathode-ray tube glitch art

She invites us into a sincere dialogue

or the greyish but precise renderings of the 1845 photograph

of which the results can be seen in the fourth MVS Cahier

built with materials often repurposed or left behind

Students participating in the book and exhibition: Ruth De Jaeger

Hicham Khalidi

The Anthropocene

The pieces are documented in a series of more than 100 photographs in which the tertiary colour magenta is missing

confronting vulnerabilities from family ties