Stay tuned: A new #photography story from colin pantall is coming in Andy Adams 📸 Digest tomorrow. Subscribe here: flakphoto.news It's free!

Photobook Review: In 1996, Scalo Press published Ray’s a Laugh, Richard Billingham’s vision of his dysfunctional parents. Last month, MACK published a completely new version in terms of design, images and tone
Check out the review by colin pantall: phmuseum.com

Beautiful, true colin pantall

Disrupted Landscapes opens at Four Corners today! Visit this free #exhibition to see #photography and #video by Colin Pantall, Dawn Rodgers + myself.
Gallery is open 13-16 March 11.00-18.00

Disrupted Landscapes is now showing at Four Corners, London.

Do come and say hello tomorrow (March 14th) Thursday evening, 6 - 9pm at the private view!

Personal history, family trauma and political narratives combine with the geology, geography, and the topographical uniqueness of England’s thin places in 'Disrupted Landscapes', coming to East London's Four Corners Gallery in March caughtbytheriver.net/2024/02/disrup…

Facebook and Instagram are so down and it seems to be everywhere

Herbert List’s new monograph Panoptikum explores the bizarre exhibits of a former waxworks museum in Vienna in 1944.

Read colin pantall's conversation with Peer-Olaf Richter, Director of the Herbert List Estate: bit.ly/40m9k56

© Herbert List / Magnum Photos

Political violence isn't people climbing on roofs of mansions or glueing themselves to roads.
Political violence is a hereditary billionaire paying no inheritance tax and an unelected Prime minister being worth £730m whilst working people are homeless and doing home dentistry

'There’s a pleasure and a rhythm of movement. Martial arts is being one with yourself.'

colin pantall speaks to Magnum photographer Sohrab Hura about the influence of martial arts practice on his work.

Read the interview: bit.ly/3s0OI57

© Sohrab Hura / Magnum Photos

Loved working on this conversation with Tessa and her view on fishing, localism, and the death of fishing maybe, in Morecambe Bay. It's about Morecambe but it's global

What's he looking at?

In the hope that it helps me get onto next years list can I just point out the lack of diversity in this year's Daily Mail Woke List.

1/ What started as a personal journey in 2019 looking into the deaths of my family, turned into a deep dive into the Zero Units—secretive, CIA-backed Afghan special forces that left a trail of loss and destruction across eastern Afghanistan.
propublica.org/article/afghan… ProPublica

Due to popular demand the ‘Going to the Sand’ exhibition dates have been extended until the end of August.

Opening times for the exhibition are published the Sunderland Point Heritage Centre webpage:
…derlandpointmissionheritagecentre.com/home/

#morecambebay #riverlune

'This is some of the best work that I have made... where I really became experimental and started to push the boundaries of what I was doing.'

Trent Parke in conversation with colin pantall about his new book, Monument: bit.ly/43JPmST

© Trent Parke / Magnum Photos

My interview with trent Parke on his phenomenal new photobook, Monument. It's going to be a special one!

Some loose threads in this post on photography and emotional intelligence but so it goes colinpantallsblog.wordpress.com/2023/06/06/the…

A book and exhibition explores the pioneering early work of Swiss photographer Werner Bischof, focusing on his largely unseen color images, rediscovered by his son Marco.

colin pantall interviews Marco Bischof: bit.ly/3ZfEhGG

© Werner Bischof / Magnum Photos

A cada rodada fora de casa uma surpresa desagradável. E foram muitas nessa temporada. Desejos de morte, boneco enforcado, muitos gritos criminosos... Tudo registrado.

Mas o discurso sempre cai em “casos isolados”, “um torcedor”. Não, não são casos isolados. São episódios