Chris de Bode’s work on children’s dreams – I Have A Dream – has won a prestigious prize at this year’s Alfred Fried Photography Award. Named after Alfred Hermann Fried...
On a recent trip with the British Red Cross, Panos photographer Alfredo D’Amato met and photographed a number of refugees living in reception centres after having been rescued in the...
Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith worked in partnership with Concern Worldwide, travelling to Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, to capture the lives of some of the world’s poorest people living in urban...
Zackary Canepari‘s episodic documentary about the city of Flint, Michigan, which has long served as a stark example of the American Dream gone wrong, will be shown at this year’s...
Rhodri Jones will be exhibiting his project on Albania in the 1990s at this year’s The Eye International Photography Festival in Aberystwyth, Wales, from 30 September until 2 October 2015....
Petrut Calinescu is exhibiting as part of a group exhibition called Latitudes | Humanscapes with six other artists at: Leonidas Kanellopoulos Cultural Centre 37 Dragoumi st. 19200 Eleusis Greece from...
Adam Hinton‘s images from Ukraine in the early 1992, shortly after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, have been featured on Slate.com. To view the full set on Slate, please...
CNN and Victory Journal have teamed up with Panos photographer and film maker Zackary Canepari to produce his latest short film about Claressa Shields (aka T-Rex), the 2012 Olympic gold...
Panos photographer Sanjit Das is featured in one part of a four part series on photographers working in India called Through India’s Lens. To view the film, click on the...
Andrew Testa recently covered the anniversary of the 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslim boys and men in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica for the New York Times. Please click on...
Panos photographer Tim Smith‘s work focusing on the story of Gujarat and Mumbai and their links with Britain will has been published by Northern Arts Publications as a book –...