Between realities and fictions. Discussion with the authors of Latvian Photography 2018
For the eight year in a row FK Magazine releases a publication with a focus on contemporary Latvian photography.
Latvian photobook: The Guard of Fatherland
Introducing a photobook from 1989, which was dedicated to the soldiers of the Baltic border guard.
Riga Photomonth 2018 starts next week
From 7 May to 7 June Riga Photomonth 2018 will take place in Riga, Latvia.
Interview with John Divola
American photographer releases a photobook “Vandalism” that features images from LA in 70s.
Interview with Maciej Bujko from TIFF festival
Maciej Bujko from TIFF festival in Wroclaw will participate in the portfolio review of Riga Photomonth.
Latvian photobook: In Seven Circles
FK is continuing to introduce the most interesting Latvian photography books in the previous century.
Interview with Anna Tellgren of Moderna Museet
Introducing an expert of the Riga Photomonth portfolio review.
Latvian photobook: Public Propaganda
Introducing a photobook that documents the visual manifestations of Soviet propaganda in public space.
The Myth of Straight Photography: Sharp Focus as a Universal Language
What kind of photography is “straight,” and why it was supposed to be so universal?
Adam Panczuk: Dreams often tell more about reality than we suspect
Polish photographer tries to capture the subconsciousness of people in Latvia and former USSR states.
Latvian photobook: Slītere Reserve
FK is continuing to introduce the most interesting photography books published in Latvia in the previous century.
The Best East European Photobook in 2017
Photographers, designers and curators pick their favourite photobooks by East European photographers.