PRIVATE 57 | Inquiry – special VII photo agency

Davide Monteleone | Red Thistle

This project explores the extraordinary and unknown daily life of the people here. The breaking news and the geopolitical interest in these regions remains… Continue reading →

Maciek Nabrdalik | Faith

For more than a thousand years, the Catholic Church has been interwoven into Poland’s cultural and political fabric, occupying a prominent role at the center of Polish life. Continue reading →

Anastasia Taylor-Lind | The National Womb

In 2008, Nagorno-Karabakh’s de facto government introduced the Birth Encouragement Program, which distributes cash payments to newlyweds for each baby born, with the aim of repopulating the region after the devastating 1991-1994 Continue reading →

Donald Weber | Interrogations

This work interrogates the interrogators. Without confessions and guilty pleas, courts everywhere would grind to a halt in an instant… Continue reading →

Jocelyn Bain Hogg | The Family

There are few plastic gangsters in these pages. The exhibitionism of the late 90s has given way to realism, the vaudeville pageant replaced with first communions and birthday parties. Continue reading →

Tomas van Houtryve | Behind the Curtains

Over the course of seven years, award-winning documentary photographer Tomas van Houtryve secured unprecedented access to North Korea, Cuba, China, Nepal, Vietnam, Laos and Moldova. Continue reading →

Marcus Bleasdale | Lord’s Resistance Army

The rebel Lord’s Resistance Army and Joseph Kony, its messianic leader, have waged a campaign of massacres, torture, and abduction on civilians across Central Africa since the mid-1980s. Continue reading →

Ashley Gilbertson | 100% Wall Street

Occupiers represented hundreds of different causes, though their overarching frustrations lay with economic inequality and corporate greed. Continue reading →

Seamus Murphy | What Sustains the Revolution?

The network is the arterial core of the Syrian revolution and the main target for Assad in his efforts to crush dissent. Continue reading →

Gary Knight | Inmigración Topografia: The Incineration of Migrant Dreams

This is a story about migration, the illegal migration of thousands of men, women and children from Central and South America into the United States. Continue reading →

Stefano De Luigi | Kenya Drought

Kenya is facing a devastating drought, the worst in the last decade. Parts of the country haven’t seen a drop of rain for several years, livestock and crops are dying and people are getting weaker every day. Continue reading →

Lynsey Addario | Mississippi Health Care

Nowhere is the American Health Care System more broken and desperate than rural Mississippi. Continue reading →

Ed Kashi | Madagascar

Images of the dignified and vibrant people of Southeast Madagascar offer a cross-examination of the intricate ties that bind all humans to the earth and raise questions about our planet’s ability to sustain itself. Continue reading →

Adam Ferguson | Myanmar in Transition

After 15 years under house arrest, the Nobel Peace laureate and leader of the National League for Democracy, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, contested Myanmar’s parliamentary bi-elections on April 1, 2012. Continue reading →