Joanna Cresswell

Luján Agusti began her photographic project Salva tu Alma (which translates to ‘Save Your Soul’) when she moved to Mexico at the end of 2014. Her

Female adolescence seems to remain a particular kind of enigma to the world; how to portray it, even more so. In classical literature it barely exists,

Ancient Greek mythology has it that the Milky Way was formed when the divine hero Heracles was a baby. Legend goes that his father, Zeus, god of the

The scenes in Tokyo-born photographer Momo Okabe’s pictures are otherworldly and seductive. Documenting the most intimate parts of her life, and the

Sofia Ayarzagoitia has been photographing her lovers and male friends since she was a teenager growing up in Monterrey, Mexico. “Before this, I used to

Hailing from Galicia – an autonomous community within Spain with its own language, culture and traditions – photographer Lua Ribeira believes that

Last week, The New York Times published an article highlighting the experiences of women in photojournalism. Coinciding with the launch of a new online

“This is an extraordinary time full of vital, transformative movements that could not be foreseen. It is also a nightmarish time. Full engagement

“I’ve always liked to work with things that people sneer at," 27-year-old artist Juno Calypso says, when trying to define the inspiration behind her

In the early twentieth century, an insatiable enthusiasm for women’s football swept across the UK. After the outbreak of WW1, women often began engaging

"If Las Vegas were a person, it would be male,” 28-year-old Austrian photographer Stefanie Moshammer says. “The roles of men and women are clearly