TamashaIndian artist Abhishek Khedekar's experimental docu fiction follows a 100 person nomadic troupe of Dalit 'families' performing Tamasha: a travelling form of performance combining dance, music, and visual art dating back to the 1800s. As post independence India moved away from rural dance and song forms, Tamasha became stigmatised, polarised and relegated in Indian society. Criss crossing the state of Maharashtra, Khedekar's images dive into the

Matt Black collected objects in the locations he visited

documenting the daily life in the jungles of Colombia

When William Eggleston’s second artist’s book Morals of Vision was first published in 1978 in a limited edition of 15

Including many of Guidi’s most famous works and series alongside unseen early and new works

like the best of teachers he is neither dry nor academic but draws the reader into conversation

Eng witnessed constant cycles of construction

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