Erinn Springer is a photographer from northern Wisconsin. Embracing the character of rural life, her work is indebted to the cycles of the land, memory and mortality. Erinn’s projects and images have been featured and commissioned by The New York Times, The New Yorker, M Le Monde, and Vogue, among others.
Harvey Wang has published six books of photographs including “Harvey Wang’s New York”, “From Darkroom to Daylight”, “Flophouse: Life on the Bowery” and “Holding On: Dreamers, Visionaries, Eccentrics and Other American Heroes”. He has exhibited widely at museums, including the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., the New-York Historical Society, and the Museum of the City of New York. “Harvey Wang’s New York” was named one of the “Ten Best Books about New York City” by The Guardian newspaper.
After graduating in Psychology, she attended the Master’s degree in Contemporary Image at Fondazione Modena Arti Visive. Her main interest is the application of the creative process as a tool for therapeutic healing and emotional exploration of reality and its significance combining photography, drawings, archive materials, elements from physics and ecology. Following a posthumanist perspective that implies the dissolution of boundaries between entities, the body of work is connected by the same invisible thread of a progressive questioning of the idea of identity as something merely personal. Investigating concepts from familiar constellations, heritage of memories and psychological suffering, to the
Nanna Heitmann (b. 1994 in Ulm, Germany) is a documentary photographer with German and Russian roots. She is currently based in Moscow, Russia. Her works often deal with issues of isolation – physical, social and spiritual – as well as the very nature of how people react to and interact with their environs. She has received awards that include the Leica Oscar Barnack Newcomer Award and the Ian Parry Award of Achievement and has been listed on The 30: New and Emerging Photographers to Watch 2020. Heitmann’s work has been published by National Geographic, TIME Magazine, M Le Magazine du
Giulia Bianchi is a documentary photographer and photography teacher interested in portraiture, visual narrative and book making. Her work has been published in The Guardian, National Geographic, Marie Claire, Vogue, La Repubblica, Internazionale, and many other magazines and books. Her photography projects have been exhibited internationally as exhibitions, screenings and installations at festivals, galleries and museums. In 2010 she attended the PJ program of The International Center Of Photography in New York City, but developed beyond the confines of photojournalism and find her own path of image making. After completing her photography studies, she enrolled at the Art Students League
Tajette O’Halloran (b. 1980) is a conceptual documentary artist, constructing realities that are based on her personal experiences and through research and collaboration become universal narratives. Through her practice Tajette explores the complexities of human connection, the deep seeds of generational trauma and the potential for beauty and intimacy amid adversity in Australia’s suburban landscapes. Tajette’s work has been exhibited extensively both nationally and internationally and has been shortlisted for many prestigious awards throughout her career. She has recently exhibited her work as a finalist in both the National Portrait Prize and the Olive Cotton Prize and has previously been
Born in Turin, Massimo Mastrorillo has mainly worked on long-term photographic projects, analyzing the profound consequences of conflicts and natural disasters in society. His works have been published in various Italian and international newspapers and have been exhibited in galleries, festivals and museums around the world. Among his awards: the World Press Photo, the Pictures of the Year International (Magazine Photographer of the Year, the Best of Photojournalism (MagazinePhotographer of the Year, the FNAC “Attenzione Talento Fotografico”, the PDN Photo Annual, the International Photographer of the Year at the 5th Annual Lucie Awards, the Sony World Photography Awards, one nomination
Andrea Tonellotto was born near Padova in 1974 and he lives in Piazzola del Brenta. His photographs have been published by international magazines and they are exhibited in Italy and abroad. During Milan Fashion Week 2015, the stylist Giulia Marani presented a fashion collection inspired by his polaroids. In 2018 he published his first book “Just a perfect day”. The second edition of the book was presented in 2020. His work “Rationalism” about the town of Tresigallo, was among the finalists of the Architecture Photography Prize at Mia Photo Fair 2019 and it was awarded with the “Honorable Mention”. Some
Born in England Harsent began his career in London before moving to Australia in 1987. Ten years later in 1997 he moved to New York where he spent twenty years. In 2017 Harsent relocated his base back to Sydney. Harsent’s work has been recognized at numerous award shows around the world including American Photography, Graphis, Communication Arts, PDN, D&AD, Head On Portrait and Landscape awards and the National Photographic Portrait Prize. Harsent has had over 10 solo exhibitions and has participated in over 20 group exhibitions. His work for ACON is held is held in the permanent collection of both
Olga Karlovac is self taught street and abstract photographer. she is well known for her self published trilogy of photo books. Her photography has been featured in many photography magazines, such as black+white photography magazine, frankfurter allgemeine zeitung etc.. Olga has exhibited in group and solo exhibitions around the world, mostly in London, where she exhibited in Saatchi, POSK, ECAD, Project Space and other galleries, as well as in New York, Amsterdam, Paris etc..