Entries from the Latvian Museum of Photography’s card catalogue serve as a point of departure for a personal visual exploration. Through a series of self-portraits,... Read More

While we destroy the natural world around us, we have become masters of a stage-managed, artificial ‘experience’ of nature – a reassuring spectacle, an illusion.... Read More

The coarse surface of raw concrete brings back memories for me. Reinforced concrete panel buildings, tall chimneys, brick walls, hangars, and railway tracks branching from... Read More

During the Cold War, Western music in the Soviet Union was banned and destroyed. Distributors of rock, blues, or jazz could face up to seven... Read More

The theme “Ideas. Creative and Destructive” invites us to explore what our ideas are, where they come from, and to reflect on the underlying aspects... Read More

“I want to invite you to sit down with me at the Atomic Banquet table. To take a sip from a uranium glass goblet, to... Read More

This work explores the politics of the body within systems of power – how individuals are regulated, instrumentalised, and repurposed to serve agendas beyond their... Read More

Working with archival photography and the history of everyday life, Lesia Pcholka draws on the works of Belarusian ethnographers. Her series Roadside Objects is inspired... Read More

Fireflies is a multi-layered body of work including photography, moving image, and performance. Fireflies covers many complex narratives around eco-feminism and gender justice, with grounded... Read More