Dirk Alvermann - Algerien

Dirk Alvermann - AlgerienWhen he went to Algeria in the 1950s Dirk Alvermann was only eighteen, a rebellious West German teenager thrilled by the struggle for freedom by the Algerian people against French colonial rule. Together with a unit of the Algerian liberation army, he found a way to cross the hermetically sealed border from Tunisia into the Eastern Algerian war zone, determined to keep a photographic record of the events unfolding there. After his return to West

studio shots

Nathalie Du Pasquier

interview with Arthur Jafa

The artists use every tool in the box to conceal the work in question

Pourquoi suis-je incapable d'aller sur la tombe de mon père

Drawing on the visual language of feminist and performative art practices

In this issue:

Does something exist

he captures the Opera as a living organism and casts a naturalistic and romantic eye on the institution

and the social gravity that holds these two in alignment

2018Print 2 – Hanstand (For Marsden Hartley)

embodied approach to photography through a series that explores the free-fall of life