Of indigenous origin, Chambi dedicated much of his life to photographing the Peruvian Andes in the early 20th century. Eleven years after Hiram Bin...

In search of her ancestors, Françoise Caraco travelled to Istanbul numerous times and spoke to people who had known a Caraco or Karako – or at leas...

At a time when the borders created by language and culture have never been so porous, and when the idea of distance seems to grow smaller with ...

Here at do you read me?!, we are blessed with all sorts of interesting customers. Tourists from all over the world in search of unusual publica...

In light of the recent presidential election in France–whose results further reflect the deepening political polarization throughout Europe and ...

For a long time, the terms fashion and sustainability seemed contradictory. If anything, sustainably produced garments were clothes – but never ...

In our Surprise Subscription this month is a treat from the curious, charming publishing house Happy Potato Press. While we fell in love with al...

During the pandemic, Kara Walker made a series of drawings in the style of a medieval “Book of Hours”. The disturbing images show the ways and exte...

After two years of a global pandemic and people hiding behind masks, FUKT explores and celebrates the human face. One of the most inspiring drawing...

In Ukrainian trains, it is a tradition that after boarding, passengers put on more comfortable clothes, change their shoes into slippers or lie bar...

It is strange but interior magazines tend to show just one kind of interior – the stylised, designed through, decadent or minimal, but mostly rich....

Climate change, political conflict, discrimination, displacement, and social justice – this new issue of Foam Talent addresses the pressing problem...