British Journal of Photography BJP Issue 7902 (Power & Empowerment) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. In the latest issue of the British Journal of Photography, we explore the concept of empowerment. To become empowered is often the result of first facing one’s vulnerability. It is these vulnerabilities that many of our featured photographers bravely share in this edition.
Donna Ferrato’s book Holy celebrates the resilience of women, many of them survivors of domestic abuse. Cansu Yıldıran spiritually interprets their ongoing fight for the rights of the trans community in Turkey. And, Sadie Catt uses her lens to process and heal from an unimaginable trauma.
Elsewhere, Rahim Fortune is in conversation with Mahmoud ‘Mo’ Mfinanga about his new monograph. And, Rafal Milach and Karolina Gembara unpack the rise of creative protest movements in Poland. Our main features also include the work of Igor Furtado and Angelica Elliott, plus a roundtable discussion on mental health and the photographic practice with Marie Smith, Becky Warnock and Daniel Regan. The power of collaboration and social media manifests in Now You See Me Moria, a poster campaign launched from the refugee camp in Lesbos, Greece.
We also visit the studio of Suzie Howell in east London and take a look back at the history of women’s rights over their bodies, as has been documented in photography. We are On Location in Athens, exploring the city’s image-making scene.
The British Journal of Photography BJP is the world’s oldest and most influential photography magazine and home to some of the photography industry’s most prestigious awards. Their in-house agency connects the best photographic talent with major international brands to produce game-changing visual campaigns. Through the lenses of world-class photographers, British Journal of Photography explores rich and timely stories of art, culture, politics and society. BJP sets the bar for photographic journalism — and has done ever since writers like Arthur Conan Doyle and George Bernard Shaw first graced our pages in the 1800s. The British Journal of Photography is published by 1854, a multi-award winning digital media company that sits at the intersection of photography and everything.
Details: British Journal of Photography BJP – Issue 7902
28 x 21 cm, Softcover
