VerdeVerde brings together the documentary work of Federico Ros photographing the FARC guerrillas in the mountains of Colombia in their transition to disarmament as a result of the Havana peace agreement. When the photojournalist began this project he had one question: who were the FARC? Since the signing of the peace agreement, the photographer recorded the transformation of these guerrillas to civilian life, documenting the daily life in the jungles of

Diana Guerra

Black continued photographing family and friends during vacations

including Memories of Father

unlike many of these tabloids

said of the imagery

worked in relative obscurity well into his eighties

Sohier made portraits of people living in Boston’s many working class and ethnic neighborhoods

juxtaposing the reality of everyday life and the fantasy world dancers occupy when working

he developed a very personal style that has been considered as the beginning of a true Mexican photography

The eponymous tradition is a pre-Christian folklore ritual driving out winter and welcoming spring

these photographs of Japan comprise perhaps Kenna’s best known body of work and have been the subject of countless exhibitions throughout the world

into public view for the first time