One Photo – A Whole World
January 28, 2022Zanele Muholi and the Other South Africa
Zanele Muholi uses their camera to capture the stories of South Africa’s Black LGBTQ community. Their works are a rebellion against discrimination, hate, and violence, while also speaking about the joy and pride of being queer South Africans.
Alexander Steffen and Lost Berlin
Berlin is a constantly changing city. Photographer Alexander Steffen is documenting this transience in the project Vanishing Berlin. For decades, he has been immortalizing places that have shaped the city - before they disappear forever.
Elsa, Johanna & Different Identities
Photographers Elsa Parra and Johanna Benaïnous have perfected the game of transformation. They take portraits of themselves as bored housewives, rebellious teenagers, mothers, daughters, and lovers.
James Mollison and Children’s Dreams
A boy in the US sleeps in a bed that looks like a car; a Cambodian child sleeps on an old tire. For his photography project Where Children Sleep, James Mollison explores childhood inequality around the world.
Wim Wenders and the Story of His Life
It began as a way to prepare for filming - using photographs as notes. Soon, however, director Wim Wenders became charmed by Polaroid pictures, and they became his diary. Today, they provide fascinating documentation into a creative life.
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