For Le Monde, Bénédicte Kurzen photographed a section of the planned 3,000 km railway development project that will cross 5 countries in West Africa when completed. To see more, find the article from Le Monde here.

For Le Monde, Bénédicte Kurzen photographed a section of the planned 3,000 km railway development project that will cross 5 countries in West Africa when completed. To see more, find the article from Le Monde here.


Jon Lowenstein's photographs of the Ferguson protests were recently featured by Smithsonian Magazine. See the online feature here.




In January 2015, Kadir van Lohuizen travelled to the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo where he visited the Tuwakinge Watoto Namatokeo Ya Vita (Lets protect the children from the consequences of war) project. This project was initiated in South-Kivu by War Child and ECHO (the humanitarian division of the European Commission) to support children and young people affected by war in this region. In the accompanying essay, Kadir provides insight into his experience working with NGOs.










In April 2015 Sebastian Liste travelled to Peru for this online feature in de Volkskrant to document coca production in the VRAEM region (Apurimac, Ene and Mantaro River Valley), in the upper mountainous part of the Amazon, where Andean people have traditionally chewed coca leaves for its stimulant effect. The government of Peru purchases 8% of coca production to distribute legally on a controlled national market. As the largest producer of cocaine globally, the rest of the product is distributed outside Peru on the black market. See more of Sebastian's work on the coca production in Peru here.






Sebastián Liste photographs from Mexico were recently published in the issue n.13 of Man of The World magazine.
Images from Andrea Bruce's series 'Landscapes of Success: Kurdistan's Oil' were featured in Internazionale in April, 2015. Kurds believe that, after the eventual end of the conflict with the Islamic State mililtants, international buyers will need Kurdish crude and will support their nationalist aspirations. Compared to the rest of Iraq, Kurdistan is a landscape of success due to their oil revenue and distance from conflict in the past 10 years.
Shortly after President Obama made public that the US and Cuba would move towards restoring diplomatic ties, Yuri Kozyrev went to Cuba for TIME magazine to document the island at this historical turning point. Yuri's images were featured on the cover and in the April 6, 2015 issue of the magazine.
Sebastian Liste went to Cuba for Bloomberg Businessweek in early 2015 to make images of a dualistic Cuban economy, faltering between the official use of the Cuban peso and black market deals in US dollars.