Tatum Shaw is a photographer and advertising copywriter based in Portland, OR and Atlanta, GA. You can also follow Shaw on Instagram.
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Feature: “Love is Not a Drug” by Lorena Endara
Lorena Endara is a photographer from Panama City who is currently based in Los Angeles. She is a member of FotoFéminas, a collective of female photographers from Latin America. In “Love is Not a Drug” Endara seeks out the unfamiliar based on a simple premise that is oddly familiar. She photographed a street that shares her…
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Feature: “Con Chau” by Heather Sten
Heather Sten is a photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. Originally from California, Heather is known for her subtle portraiture work. Wielding a thoughtful and empathetic tone in her practice, Sten captures her subjects elegantly with a sense of peaceful stillness. “Con Chau” is a project that stemmed from Sten’s fear of losing her grandmother,…
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Feature: “Please Come Back Soon” by Janice Chung
Janice Chung is a Korean-American. She was born in Queens, NY and until 2014, she had never been to South Korea. “Please Come Back Soon” takes place when Chung meets a part of her family that she had never met before, in a place that she had never been. As an effort to wrangle many…
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Journal: Nicholas Mehedin
Nicholas Mehedin is a photographer from Lumberland, NY. His series “Remnants” is an attempt to capture the tensions between modernity and the restrictive nature of American rural life. Balancing a sense of dread with romanticized notions of country living, Mehedin put forth his struggles to reconcile his own identity with that of his family’s. To…
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Feature: “Mother, Father, Brother, Son” by Meron Menghistab
Meron Menghistab is an Eritrean-American photographer based in New York City. Working primarily in editorial, Menghistab is primarily concerned with portraiture and documentary work. A sense of community is important to Menghistab’s work, and is ever-present in his storty-telling. In “Mother, Father, Brother, Son” Menghistab is looking directly at the people around him. Tell us…
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Journal: Crystelle Colucci
Crystelle Colucci is a photo based artist creating and working in Brooklyn, NY using the mediums of photography, collage, video and painting; her work often revolves around themes of relationships, family and intimacy. To see more of Colucci’s work, visit her website and follow her on Instagram. This journal is part of Collection: A Family,…
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Feature: “Neon Diary” by Tachpasit Kunaporn
Tachpasit Kunaporn is a Thai photographer currently based in New York. His series, “Neon Diary” is an ongoing journal of his life and travels. The project was prompted by the passing of his grandmother, whom he had a very close relationship to. Focusing on documenting his feelings in relation to places and events, Tachpasit pursues…
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Journal: Ken Castaneda
Observer, San Francisco. 2017 Haji Lane, 2016 Loteria, 2017 Luchadores, 2017 Sumisión, 2017 Pulau Ubin, 2016 Ken Castaneda is an artist and photographer based in New York City. To see more of his work, you can visit his website and follow him on Instagram. To learn more about Ken, check out our interview with him. Facebook — Instagram
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Journal: Cristina Velásquez
“La región más transparente, 2017” “Leaf-hats, 2017″ “Burger, 2017” “Sunny Day, 2017″ “Hijos del sagrado corazón, 2017” – “Pichirilo, 2017” Espanto, 2017 Mamá, 2017 Untitled, 2017 Cristina Velásquez is a Colombian artist working mainly in photography and paper weavings. The images above are from her series “Montañera.” Velásquez’s work investigates the role of representation and translation…
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Journal: Peter B. Samuels
Blue Hurricane Teaser from Peter B Samuels on Vimeo. Peter B. Samuels is a photographer and artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Peter has also recently finished a short film titled Blue Hurricane. The film follows a nameless protagonist who finds himself in the French Riviera alone. For more of Peter’s work, visit his…
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Journal: Li Hui
Find more of Li Hui’s work on the web and on Instagram. http://www.tagtagtagmag.com Facebook — Instagram
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Feature: “Home Life” by Yun Jin Goh
Marilyn Yun Jin Goh is an artist based in Singapore. She is one half of Knuckles & Notch, a Risograph press that she runs with her long time partner, Djohan Hanapi. Compulsively photographing her life, Marilyn catches the people around her without judgement. You can also find her on Instagram You are born and raised in Singapore. How has…
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Feature: “Until Then” by Lee Chang Ming
Lee Chang Ming is a Singaporean photographer interested in identity, visual semiotics and representation. He graduated from National University of Singapore in 2015. He is also the founding editor of Nope Fun, a platform that features photographers and artist from all over the world. How did this project come to be? How long have you worked on…
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Feature: “Pictures from Taiwan” by Vivian Fu
Vivian Fu is a photographer and artist based in the Bay Area. She is about to move to Los Angeles. Focusing on the everyday, Fu’s work drips with honesty that can sometimes make people flinch. Fu has been documenting her relationship with her long time partner, Tim. Recently they went to Taiwan together, to visit Fu’s…
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Feature: “Nephews” by Fryd Frydendahl
Interview and introduction by Elizabeth Renstrom Fryd Frydendahl was one of the first photographers I met at the beginning of my photo peddling at VICE. There was a great ease to our meeting because she exudes a generous, and unusual aura very similar to her work. We talked about this current project, Nephews, and another…
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Lindley Warren is not home.
Lindley Warren is a photographer and prolific curator currently based in Iowa, United States. Taken from her personal projects: Maybe Love is Found Here, Scenes Gone By, and Like an Old Song – the images featured are bound by a sense of wandering. The photographs were made while Warren was away from home, or while…
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Yanina Boldyreva: Groping After
” People are inclined to see supernatural in all that surrounds them. But as a rule the more we are hunger for a miracle the less any wonderful and spontaneous things occurs in our life. The photos of this project comprise two approaches. The first one tells about our desire to make magic out of…
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Julianne Nash: Unseeing
As my grandparents sit in their respective chairs, a soft golden light fills the living room through large bay windows. I know this light. It’s the same warm light that has fallen upon me for years as I spend time alongside them. Recently, my grandmother has slowly begun to lose her vision. The more she…
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