An interview with Claudio Abarca Sandoval - Documenting unrest amidst Chile’s groundbreaking elections.
Category: Culture
Unfiltered and Uncensored: With Photojournalist Juan Angel
An interview with Juan Angel – Recording from a real point of view, projecting untouched reality from the anti-government protests in Bogotá.
The exhibition at C/O Berlin: the evolving relationship between society and photography
Maneuvering through the mounds of 350,000 images scattered throughout the opening hall of C / O Berlin’s current exhibition Send me an Image. From Postcards to Social Media, is perhaps a physical depiction of the Picture Editor’s task here at IMAGO. Our columnist Sofia Bergamnn headed to their exhibitions this week.
The Airborne Tri Team: Operation Nicaragua 2021 by Thomas Hengge
The Airborne Tri Team was created to help veterans face and conquer their physical and mental struggles through physical fitness, but it has grown into much more than that.
Pride: Profit or Purpose
As pride month comes to a close today, IMAGO Columnist Sofia Bergmann examines the position of Pride within cities around the world. Dissecting the dichotomy between cities that saw their annual parades return with a vengeance for celebration and recognition, juxtaposed with those met with harsher resistance and new laws actualized setting back LGBTQI+ rights, take a look at the intrinsic meaning of “Pride” from around the world.
PRIDE Weekend
As Pride Month comes to a close, the last weekend of June is one to celebrate, remember, stand in solidarity and fight for.
If you are convinced of something, then you have to show it and live it: Wolf Silveri
Specializing in versatility, Austrian photographer Wolf Silveri tells of some of the recent projects he has been working on and why visualizing environmental issues has fast become his focus.
Ray van Zeschau: Art Can Make You Think, In the Best Case
With an artistic career spanning photography, film and music, Ray van Zeschau has carved out a space in the art world for his voice and expression. From organizing the first illegal film festival in 1986, held in his apartment, to taking on photojournalism and writing for editorial magazines, learn about his inspiring story and browse the stunning images from over the years.
Silke Heyer: Inviting Interpretation through Captivating Images
Established photographer, Silke Heyer talks to IMAGO about her journey into photography and her life that has evolved around it ever since. From developing films in the bathroom of her shared apartment, to marrying her two passions music and photography to how her hearing loss elevated her devotion to photography. Read her story in full with us here.
12 Women Athletes Who Transformed Sports History
Indicating that "a challenged world is an alert world, from challenge comes change", this years International Women's Day is #ChooseToChallenge. See the women in sport that pioneered for change from IMAGO.