Ashleigh Kane
Dazed
United Kingdom
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Delali Ayivi’s utopic photos are a celebration of Pan-Africanism
The rising photography star draws on the inspiration of Togolese youth culture to create multifaceted visual stories of global Black communities → Read More
Art shows to leave the house for this December
From Jimmy DeSana’s radical nudes to the unsung women of Atlanta’s hip hop scene, we round up the best art and photography exhibitions to catch this month → Read More
This dreamy photo book reimagines divine beings
In A Rose And A Prayer, multi-disciplinary artist Ode uses religious iconography to challenge western perceptions of Brazil → Read More
Art shows to leave the house for this November
From Aaron Kudi’s London street installations to a multimedia tribute to Britney Spears, we round up the best international shows you need to see this month → Read More
In pictures: a Ghanaian photographer’s lifelong obsession with twins
In his latest virtual exhibition, Kojo Anim explores the everyday complexities of growing up as an identical twin → Read More
SUSU is the zine honouring Indonesia’s unsung feminist heroes
SUSU shines a light on the brave women who helped overthrow Soeharto’s military-dominated government in the late 90s → Read More
These photos capture Central and Eastern European youth living in London
Czech photographer Johana Kasalicka’s new series of photographs shine a light on fellow first-generation CEE people in London → Read More
Art shows to leave the house for this October
From Wolfgang Tillmans’ new MoMA show to David LaChapelle’s larger-than-life photoshoots, we round up the exhibitions you need to see this month → Read More
Photos of the boundary-breaking Drag Syndrome troupe
Photographer Eimear Lynch goes backstage with Drag Syndrome, a collective of drag artists shaking off preconceived notions of disability and sexuality → Read More
Art shows to leave the house for this August
From Catherine Opie’s explorations of contemporary life to a group exhibition on the theme of play, we round up the exhibitions you need to see this month → Read More
Daniel Obasi’s surreal portrait of an afrofuturist utopia
In his captivating new book, Beautiful Resistance, the Nigerian photographer reimagines Lagos as a magical place where queer minorities hold power → Read More
Art shows to leave the house for this July
From the radical history of Brick Lane to the liminal spaces of Marina Abramovic, we round up the exhibitions you need to see this month → Read More
How Guanyu Xu found his sexual identity through photography
Growing up in a ‘really traditional family’ in China, Guanyu Xu struggled to reveal his true identity as a gay man – until he found photography → Read More
Guilherme da Silva’s photos imagine a dreamy queer utopia
Overture zine celebrates LGBTQ+ Brazillian youth living in an oppressive political climate → Read More
Daniel Obasi’s photos spotlight the queer communities of Nigeria
Inspired by sex, sci-fi and Afrofuturism, the photographer makes work for the country’s minorities, offering a perspective that allows them to ‘dream and be free’ → Read More
Tirtha Lawati’s vivid, dreamy photos of Nepali youth
The photographer’s new personal project, Homecoming, documents the Nepali diaspora in Britain and beyond → Read More
Vivek Vadoliya’s vivid photos of the ancient Indian art of ‘mallakhamb’
The London-based photographer’s new book shines a light on the practice of mallakhamb – a superhuman display of strength, agility, and control → Read More
Campbell Addy wants his photographs to make you feel seen
As his debut monograph is released, the British photographer discusses legacy, escapism, and why this is just the beginning for him → Read More
One photographer’s incredibly intimate portrait of her sister
In Francesca Allen’s second monograph I’d like to get to know you, she turns her lens on her younger sister, Alida → Read More
Tenzing: boy wonder and Dazed photographer
The six-year-old budding photographer journeys deep into his Himalayan village for a unique family-first story → Read More