PhotoVogue is thrilled to announce that Alessia Glaviano will take part in the SDG Media Zone at the United Nations Headquarters. The session will be livestreamed on UN WebTV and the SDG Media Zone website. Each year, we select the theme for the Global Open Call after carefully observing the socio-political landscape. We ask ourselves: … Read more
Yajaira & El Ñato. Document-size photos of Yajaira, the heiress to the sport fishing business, navigates the sea as a homenaje of his lated father, El Ñato. Later, the portraits were installed as if they were a ship in ruins on the beach before the tide rose and covered them. Sea Fruits. To represent sea … Read more
This new project by Margarita V. Beltrán, shortlisted among the 100 best photographers from our Local open call ‘Latin America Panorama’, reshaped her family memories, validating the fundamental role that women have had throughout the years. “One day I came across an old photo album that had belonged to my uncle David, who had been … Read more
MOLA, a London-based new media platform and digital magazine, will launch its inaugural issue on July 17, 2024. This platform aims to diversify storytelling and cultural production by amplifying the voices of artists from the Global South and its diaspora. Founded by Brazilian Creative Director Isabela Lima, MOLA is dedicated to creating a space for … Read more
Artist’s biography Riccardo Dubitante is an Italian photographer. He grew up in a small town outside Milan with his family where he soon realises he was not a good fit in the predominantly straight and upper middle class environment he finds himself in. After graduating in Human Sciences he moves to London to attend a … Read more
PhotoVogue photographer Ramona Wang collaborated with hair artist Julia Elena for a project centred on youth and the celebration of identity, set against the backdrop of a sunny New York City. Since the beginning of time, hair has retained great significance and has been deeply intertwined with identity. Hair symbolizes memories, strength, freedom, and in … Read more
“I found her! The girl with the flying hair. In 2014 I photographed Sisa, a 7- year- old girl from the tiny isolated town of San Isidro (Salta Province), of 300 habitants. Her mother helped me to tape her hair on the wall. She was always smiling, even when we removed the tape and some … Read more
Lisa Sorgini is an outstanding member of our Community. Lisa Sorgini was recently invited by PhEST to undertake a residency in Taranto as part of the second edition of Artlab Eyeland. The outcome is a project that with their support, reveals, through the universal lens of motherhood, a community under immense strain and the nature … Read more
Your images are very powerful and you can see, like we said, all the pain, all the effort. But at the same time, they avoid the male gaze. So, how did you find your own way, your personal female way to portray these women? I think it’s important to underline that not because you’re a … Read more
1. What’s the most memorable moment you’ve experienced with the students? After the lecture one of the students pulled me aside and asked me a bunch of questions on how much to charge people and how to make money off of her work, because she had just started a photography business. It was really precious and … Read more
