Blind Magazine

01/06/2026

In Paris, the New York photographer projects fifty years of slideshows in which her tribe rubs shoulders with classical art and political activism in "This Will Not End Well."
https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/nan-goldin-looping-back-looking-out/

25/05/2026

Robin Bernstein’s book Mapalakata takes readers to the South African province of Mpumalanga, a region that played an important early role in South Africa’s extractive history.
https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/geography-of-extraction/

18/05/2026

In Hendaye, the Basque photographer brings to the surface the buried memory of the cromlechs and sentinel-trees of Mount Okabe.
https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/patxi-laskarai-bringing-out-the-stones/

13/05/2026

Eric Antoine photographs the passage of time—in stacks of old papers, trees he returns to year after year, streams he never tires of crossing. Mitan, his third book, is available for pre-order from Hemeria.
https://www.blind-magazine.com/stories/eric-antoine-everything-that-is-here/

11/05/2026

With The Axe Will Survive the Master, the American photographer rounds out a trilogy on authoritarianism in which crisis reportage gives way to political fable.
https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/matthew-connors-photographs-the-end-of-the-social-contract/

06/05/2026

At the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art, Kyotographie devotes an exceptional retrospective to the Japanese master. Conceived by Brazilian curator Thyago Nogueira after two and a half years of research, the exhibition chooses magazines and simple prints over framed vintages, books you can leaf through over display cases. A radical stance, entirely in keeping with the photographer himself.
https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/daido-moriyama-photography-as-collision/

05/05/2026

https://www.blind-magazine.com/stories/kyotographie-an-eye-at-the-edge-of-the-world/

For its 14th edition, Kyoto's international photography festival unfolds across a dozen historic venues in the imperial city. An event defined by artistic encounters, human warmth, and an acute awareness of the social stakes of our time.

23/04/2026

US photojournalist Carol Guzy received, on Thursday 23 April, the Photo of the Year prize at the 2026 World Press Photo Contest for Separated by ICE, an image drawn from her sustained coverage of immigration hearings in New York. The two finalists are Palestinian photographer Saber Nuraldin, for his work on famine in Gaza, and American photographer Victor J. Blue, for his portrait of Maya Achi plaintiffs outside a Guatemalan courtroom.

https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/world-press-photo-of-the-year-awarded-to-carol-guzy/

10/04/2026

Four astronauts grazed the Moon, photographed its far side, and crossed a solar eclipse. Their return to Earth is scheduled for this Friday, April 10, 2026, off the coast of San Diego. To celebrate their homecoming, Blind invites you to retrace the Artemis II odyssey through their most stunning images.

Four astronauts grazed the Moon, photographed its far side, and crossed a solar eclipse. Their return to Earth is scheduled for this Friday, April 10, 2026, off the coast of San Diego. To celebrate their homecoming, Blind invites you to retrace the Artemis II odyssey through their most stunning imag...