From the Archives: Sea Mothers Rediscover the lives of the haenyeo, the legendary Korean women divers, through our immersive story “Sea Mothers.” Featuring poetry by Janet Hong and stunning underwater ...
‘Correspondence’ explores the intersection of past and present, art and memory. Join the protagonist as they navigate emails from a mysterious aunt, encounter surreal events in a Slovenian residency, and ...
On rediscovering the humane, intimate photography of David Wise Continue Reading HARD BEAUTY: THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF DAVID WISE
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A photographer deals with the fame of his subject Continue Reading THEY THINK THIS CAMERA IS A REAL MONKEY
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They journeys of people, of plastic Continue Reading A LETTER TO CROSS THE PLASTIC OCEAN FROM JAPAN TO HAWAI’I VIA HUNGARY
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“Hackney Kisses” is a series of graffitied wedding photographs. Continue Reading Hackney Kisses
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It’s a pet (cemetery) sematary and there are two more like this in Kyiv. Continue Reading Pet Cemetery
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“God bless the Free Syrian Army!” a boy cries on an overcast, frigid February afternoon, his breath as gray as his surroundings, “God bless the Free Syrian Army!” ...
Most of us have gazed at the face of the Migrant Mother in Dorothea Lange’s iconic photograph or lingered over the beds, towels, and chairs in houses belonging to tenant ...
Everyone always has some issues with their romantic partners. There is always a time in their lives to question who they are and what they want to be. Love might ...
“Since I’m inarticulate, I express myself with images,” said street photographer Helen Levitt. This dictum could equally describe this evocative exhibition by leading US photographer Alec Soth. Continue ...
Art is a very democratic medium despite the balance of power being somewhat unfairly tipped towards men. Continue Reading Contemporary Women Artists in their Own Words
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Horst P. Horst insisted that fashion was something transitory. Elegance, however, was something else – and is the reason his photography has endured. Continue Reading Future Fashions: ...
US philosopher Arnold Berleant spoke of the boundlessness of nature, our “sensory immersion in the natural world”. Ellen Stone has similar thoughts about To Leave a Light Impression, photographer and ...
In their own ways, David Lynch, William S. Burroughs and Andy Warhol have all encapsulated massive cultural moments in US art and literature. Joanna Pocock reviews a showcase of their ...
Soon, Litro will publish its much-anticipated Family issue. Lauren Van Schaik Smith, attending the photographic exhibition Family Politics at Bankside’s Jerwood Space, observed how even that most familiar topic could ...
Take a look at the fantastic photos from our first ever Book Club event at the exclusive Arts Club, Mayfair. Our members enjoyed a Q&A with Russ Litten, author of ...
Photographer Kris Hariharan’s beautiful images of the largest peaceful human gathering on earth, the religious ritual of immersion in the Ganges. Continue Reading Maha Kumbh Mela: The Largest ...
Impossible architecture, spooky stories and fabulous fairytales all feature in the winning photos in our “Mystery” themed photo competition. Continue Reading “Mystery” Photo Competition Winners
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We want you to tell us a story in a picture! Send us your photos on the theme of “mystery”: secrets and enigmas, hidden things and revelations, strangers and cliffhangers, ...
