Blind Magazine — Photography at First Sight

An Insider’s Look at the Tiananmen Square Incidents

In 1989, photographer Kan Tai Wong covered the student protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. The 2024 edition of his book '89 Tiananmen, which …

Cristina de Middel: Reimagining Migration

Cristina de Middel’s book Journey to the Center explores the perilous migration route to the United states and through Mexico, drawing symbolic inspiration …

Peggy Nolan: a Different Style of Parenting

A mother of 7 kids, Peggy Nolan photographed them for 40 years. A new book compiles an unrestrained, chaotic timeline of their lives.

Andres Serrano: America Beyond Good and Evil

Portraits by American photography’s enfant terrible are on display at the Musée Maillol in Paris until October 20. This retrospective is essential to …

Fires of Wrath

From 2020 to 2021, photographer Maxime Riché documented the devastation wrought by the megafires in Paradise, California. In a book published by André …

Karl Lagerfeld’s Private Dimension

The book “Karl Lagerfeld: A Life in Houses” delves into the lesser-known passion and private creative outlet of the iconic fashion designer—his taste …

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Against Power Abuse in Bangladesh: the Red Monsoon

The quota reform movement in Bangladesh that began in June 2024 rapidly turned into a nationwide uprising, culminating in the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Photographer Turjoy Chowdhury documented the protests in the streets of Dhaka.

By Turjoy Chowdhury September 1, 2024