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“My son during summer holiday at a tiny island in Denmark. He loves nature and everything hiding under rocks, which isn’t very exotic living in Denmark, but to a five year old it doesn’t matter. He’ll make a great tale out of
CURRENT MEMBERS — Your 2025 Email is LIVE! The images selected to represent MEMORY CULT 2025 are from a series by @nicoleonemiller. Of them she writes: “This image of Lee is a damn good story. A very serendipitous meeting and message. I
@sandsack.fotografie is a documentary family photographer and sociologist. The faces that have been deleted from discourses can be found in her works. Almost inconspicuous and yet very clearly, her pictures evoke entire stories. From individual trace
“Images and photography are a longing for me. As I witness and reflect another family, I imagine my own future that I am working towards. There is longing, and also wistfulness. A deep grief too of the time passing and the joy it is to really s
THE WEEK IN PHOTOGRAPHS
To those who feel the call Image by @nicoleleonemiller
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Congratulations to @wearememorycult Members exhibiting works in fall shows around the world. 📍ATHENS, GREECE @lisapitzphoto exhibits works from her series The Final Cord, 2nd Place Winner in @analog_sparks Zine and Photo Book competition. On view a
Via @tetyanamaryshko. 2025 is coming.
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OPEN ENROLLMENT IS COMING Twice a year for ONE WEEK ONLY, the doors of MEMORY CULT open for those who feel the call “For a long time I felt like I was the only crazy person who lived and breathed photography in a way that kept me lying awake
“I take photos largely for myself. To remember, to capture, to help shape the way we look back. I want to make the paths of our family visible, to preserve them. I am afraid of losing my narrative. I am afraid of losing the invisible, which wil
UNTITLED FROM THE “AT TWELVE” SERIES, DEBBIE AND BECKY ON SWING SET, 1983-1985. SALLY MANN.
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