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Featured Essays
Mar 4, 2014
by Jerome Sessini
Crisis in the Crimea
Jerome Sessini arrived in Crimea on March 3rd and has been documenting the tense standoff between Russian and Ukrainian military forces. More...
Featured Essays
Mar 3, 2014
by Jonas Bendiksen
Last of the First Skiers
In the far northern corner of Xinjiang province, in the Altai mountains, one can find the last remnants of an ancient culture. The area is populated by a mix of ethnic Kazakhs, Mongolians and Tuwas, who handmake their own wooden skis in the same way as their forefathers thousands of years ago. Archeological finds indicate that this region might possibly be the origin of skiing, with a ski history that... More...
Featured Essays
Feb 26, 2014
by Peter Marlow
UK Floods
In 2014, large parts of England have endured the wettest January since records began according to new figures released by the Met Office. The record rainfall has meant many areas including complete villages and vast areas of farmland have been flooded, with over 5000 homes and businesses affected. Peter Marlow documented the devastation in both the Somerset and Thames Valley areas. More...
From the Archive
Feb 24, 2014
by Magnum Photographers
50 Years Since Muhammad Ali Becomes Champ
On February 25th, 1964 22 year old Cassius Clay (who would soon after change his name to Muhammad Ali) beat Sonny Liston in an upset to become world heavyweight champion. It was before this fight Ali said he would "...float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" to defeat the stronger but slower Liston.
The strategy worked! More...
Magnum News
Feb 20, 2014
North African Stories: Then & Now
North African Stories: Then and Now juxtaposes two groups of Magnum photographs taken in North Africa over 50 years apart. In so doing we highlight two key activities for the contemporary agency: the recovery and reappraisal of its physical print archive and the development of a more open and experimental means of creative production, while exploring the shift in documentary practice, through looking... More...
Featured Essays
Feb 19, 2014
by Bieke Depoorter
In Between
Since the beginning of the uprising in 2011 Egypt has been through a period of change. After 3 years of instability, economic decline and power shifts, one no longer hears the revolutionary demands of ‘Bread, Freedom, Social Justice!’ in the streets. Most of all it seems the locals long for stability and security.

The national media has once more returned to it's old strategy, using creative conspiracy... More...
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