The Making of ExilesIn 1988, Josef Koudelka published what was to become one of his most famous and canonical series: Exiles. These gorgeously austere black and white images described the travels and everyday life of the peoples he encountered while roaming Europe. Josef Koudelka: The Making of Exiles is an exploration of the genesis and the making of this photographic journey. Enhanced by numerous photographs that have never been publishedin particular the photographers

the book is presented with its new title —“My Motherland” covering a wider scope of the artist’s work than its initial sequence

Choosing to work by herself in the early morning

many previously unseen

an audiovisual work that underscores the river’s dual role as a life source and militarized boundary through scenes of baptism

Through composition and sequence

titled On Photographs

quarries and other abandoned structures and ruins

She began her ascent to greater fame at nineteen: later beginning to appear in Japanese television programs

‘Sleep Creek’ is an obsession between the subject and the photographer — a compulsion to reveal its shrouded Nature

challenges

‘I wanted to do something so absolutely different

rural Irish identities