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Abstraction

By Lindsay Turner

In Search of Radical Care

By Jina Moore Ngarambe

Infix

By Chris Santiago

Daydream

By Tuệ Sỹ, translated by Nguyen Ba Chung and Martha Collins

Marieke van der Velden

“Photography started for me at fifteen when my uncle gave me his old darkroom equipment,” recalls Marieke van der Velden. At twenty, she began her career as an on-the-run news photographer, covering local events for newspapers. She drove in 2002 to Sarajevo to cover a personal documentary story on daily life. Ever since more international personal photo series have followed. In 2007 she was one of the twelve participants of World Press Photo’s annual Joop Swart Masterclass. Her photos have appeared in magazines and trade journals, ads and government publications, nationally and internationally. Organizations such as UNICEF, CARE International and AMREF Flying Doctors have sent her abroad some 25 times to photograph their projects and campaigns.
http://www.mariekevandervelden.com/
Photography MENA

Alive in Baghdad

By Marieke van der Velden February 15, 2012
Foreign photographs of Baghdad usually have three subjects: guns, bombs, and pickup trucks. Marieke van der Velden shows us what happens when the camera turns a few degrees away.
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