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Jacqueline Hassink’s exhibition Unwired, currently on view at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, takes this notion of digital abandonment a step further, by documenting so-called ‘white spots’, areas in the world without cell phone reception or Wi-Fi connection, places that allow one to really physically be offline. Hassink asks the question: “What does it feel like to live without telephone and Wi-Fi connections – to be ‘unwired’?”
Jaqueline Hassink’s ‘Unwired’ – presented as both book and exhibition – looks at the asphyxiating relationship between the human and digital worlds, confronting our addiction to mobile devices.
Inside One of America's Last Pencil Factories, a new photo essay by Christopher Payne.
Matthew Pillsbury's "Women's March, 2017" appears in The New York Times "The Year in Pictures 2017".
Paolo Pellegrin featured in TIME's Best Photojournalism list of 2017. In May, Paolo Pellegrin traveled to northeastern Nigeria to chronicle the toll of Boko Haram’s brutality on a terrorized population.
Massimo Vitali's work highlighted in Forbes Italia story on Paris Photo.
"The patterns in these photographs, while visually stimulating, are also intentionally thought provoking, forcing you to consider not just the structures but the lives they contain. And this is what elevates Milstein’s work from amusing to amazing."
Christopher Payne had the opporunity to photograph Elon Musk's company for the Times.