Chris Rhodes: Murals whose sermon at the most

whose sermon at the most recent American presidential inauguration was heard the world over

les clichés du premier danseur étoile noir de l’Opéra de Paris deviennent instantanément des archives pour le futur et une célébration vibrante de la dignité

A Magazine Curated By Francesco Risso is an analogue exploration of the print object through a myriad of visual and philosophical stimuli that question contemporary notions of living

it’s cover featuring Althea Gibson

Contributors: Gaetan Bernede

Chris Rhodes: Murals whose sermon at the mostIn Murals, British photographer Chris Rhodes turns his lens on Shanghainot to define it, but to inhabit it. Renowned for his ability to capture presence over narrative, Rhodes brings his signature sensitivity to a city often hurriedly consumed in images. Shot over an immersive stay, the series moves through Shanghai with no shot list or spectacle. Instead, Murals composes a quiet portrait of the city through its unnoticed details: textures of peeling