Light Reading | At the crossroad of cultures
In Myanmar’s Yangon, a city near Rakhine, an area wracked with internecine violence, a photographer captures a moment of quiet beauty.
Stories by: Daylin Paul
The joke is on us
Joker, a movie about a disaffected man discarded by society, holds an uncomfortable mirror to our daily reality in which the rich create the circumstances that crush the poor and create havoc.
Robert Frank’s negatives in black and white
The Switzerland-born photographer and author of The Americans leaves behind a legacy of images that define the photographic canon.
SA’s coal-burning back yard
‘Broken Land’, a book and exhibition by photographer Daylin Paul, documents the lived experience of life under coal in Mpumalanga, South Africa.
Comic Con Africa breaks Western stereotypes
Superheroes took on an African flavour at the second showing of the expo in South Africa, a long weekend of comic books, sci-fi, fantasy, cosplay, gaming and incredible costumes.
Light Reading | Higher ground
Perspective and improvisation allowed this photographer to capture the scale of a mass protest.