It didn’t take me long to realize the escape, once again, wouldn't workThis work is simple in its elaboration: made in one afternoon on an island with a turbulent history. The work follows a clear and linear course in which the misty afternoon slowly slips into the darkness. 'It didnt take me long to realize the escape once again wouldnt work' by Dieter De Lathauwer became a reflection on place and walking as a solution for inner problems. It was a failed attempt to escape. Started as a known approach to the landscape.

Life Dances On

History is what sets us in our place

In these photos

Andreas Gursky

Initially inspired by black-and-white documentary photograhs he found in a Red Cross swimming manual

The book includes an extensive text written by Fukase himself and a modern essay by Tomo Kosuga

Working mainly in black and white

yet rewarding practice of photographing strangers on the street

Dru Donovan

A Long Arc collects over 175 years of key moments in the visual history of the Southern United States

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finding the missing parts of herself in the arrested gazes