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Magnum 2020
The year 2020 represented a pivotal moment in history, as a pandemic caused dramatic shifts to lives globally, and political upheaval which began in the United States echoed far beyond. Nowhere was this more apparent visually than within the work of a collective of photographers traditionally recognized for documenting the world at large. How did Magnum photographers depict their reflections and realisations, and chart events taking place around the world, over the course of this period?For their latest collaborative book project, members of Magnum were asked to submit work from the preceding 12 months, reflecting upon personal journeys, artistic developments, and global scenes of upheaval and crisis. A re-imagination of the long-running end of year Magnum portfolio series in print, Magnum 2020 invited each photographer to fill two spreads as they wished with images and text. Incorporating work from the breadth of Magnum’s membership, the book spans personal art projects, reportage, portraiture, and social documentary – offering an in depth view of Magnum Photos as it exists today. You can get a copy from the Magnum Shop here.
In this Q&A, the project’s editor, and president of the collective, Olivia Arthur, speaks about the process of creating a photographic representation of a year.
Grange Farm Estate. - My Yard
The young people of Grange Farm Estate facilitated by My Yard and guest artists Henry Gorse, Stephanie Francis Shanahan, Roydon Misseldine, Neesha Champaneria, Jackson Bowley, Rory Mullen & Bimpe Adenusi2021
NOMAS MILANO Milano
There are pigeons overhead, so do be careful. You cannot roam the world’s fashion capital with a stained overcoat. Nomas 17 ventures deep into Milan’s pulsing heart. It speaks to the Milanese people, fashion icons, gallerists, designers, writers and photographers. It has the sound of roaring Ferrari cars, of pitching Operas, of clacking high-heels on marble floors and ringing golden neckless-chains. Nomas Milano is fast-paced, well-laced, slick and clean-cut, but with an underground roughness, for a coin always has three sides. In collaboration with the explosive designers of TOILETPAPER magazine and the creative direction of Karlopoulos & Associates, tie your scarves with a proper Milanese loop, order your afternoon aperitivo, and join us while we peer through Milan’s closed doors to glimpse at its hidden beauty.
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