Remain Remain was made in collaboration with several of the men who still remain on Manus Island, PNG, six or more years after they left their homelands to seek asylum in Australia, but instead were sent [...]

The Firecracker Photographic Grant APPLY NOW The Firecracker Photographic Grant is an annual fund provided to female and non-binary international photographers, to aid in the completion of [...]

The Bully Pulpit "In my latest photo series, The Bully Pulpit, I investigate the social phenomenon of cyberbullying through the public profiles of people who attempt to bully me. For years, people have been hiding behind their [...]

Declaration of Independence At face value, Boston would appear to be the most Euro-Sceptic town in the UK. With 77.6% of voters ticking the “Leave the European Union” box at the polls in 2016, you [...]

The Girls Who Spun Gold "I delicately weave stories concerning circumstance, value, and power and use my work to create a physical and allegorical [...]

Drummies These images depict the unique and aspirational subculture surrounding all-female teams of drum majorettes in South Africa. These girls, affectionately known as ‘drummies’ are from some of the country’s most marginalised communities. For the girls and young women involved, being a drummie is a privilege and an achievement, indicative [...]

You’ll Know It When You Feel It It’s hard to celebrate a birth when you know what’s coming. Still, Rowrow smiled as she lay in a hospital bed, 38-weeks pregnant with her fourth child. Her green prison uniform sat carefully folded next to her. Two corrective service officers hovered [...]

Stoned in Melanchol “Days in Derry are long” says Irish photographer Megan Doherty. “There’s not a whole lot to do except hang out, wasting time”. Making pictures is her form of escape. “I hated how I had tread every street a million times,” explains Doherty of the reason [...]