Documentary Photography Exploring Global Issues

In a small Mexican town, a bee farm serves not just as a source of honey but as a sanctuary of culture, ecology, and tradition.

Consumerism, racism, objectification, pop culture, beauty standards, and religion shape the complex landscape of American resale markets, a defining feature of American culture.

In an age of disinformation and erasure, photographer Robin Fader captures daily protests against the Trump administration in Washington, DC.

In the hands of farmers, families, and entire Venezuelan communities, the cacao pod is not just a crop but a piece of history, a bridge between tradition and possibility.

In North Carolina, hog killings on a family farm are communal acts of sustenance and connection– acts of labor marked by dignity and tradition.

A portrait of post-pandemic Spanish youth who inhabit a counterculture infused with punk music and aesthetics.

A project that explores Colombia’s evolving cannabis landscape, highlighting efforts to break stigma and redefine its role in society.

Diagnosed with terminal ALS, Hanna du Plessis embraces an ethos of “stubborn joy”, a decision to live fully and dedicate herself to writing, even as her body deteriorates.

Afropunk is a cultural movement and festival that embraces Black identity through individuality, self-expression, and multiculturalism.

A unique exploration of the unexpected intersections between car racing and drag performance cultures.

Brazilian Photographer Ricardo Teles explores a celebration laden with historical meaning that honors the memory of slavery’s dark past, ensuring it is never forgotten in Brazil.

A documentary project exploring contemporary Portuguese nationalism, where pride and rebellion reveal a complex and tense national identity.