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?
FK Artist – Vika Eksta
Latvian artist uses herself in her works to highlight existential topics such as aging, gender and relationships.
Furnishing the Sacred
Hungarian photographer is dealing with the visual language of contemporary Christian communities.
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.
Not Applicable
Russian photographer uses nearly forgotten cameras to achieve a subtle feel of the very recent past.
FK Artist – Igor Savchenko
Belarusian photographer uses vernacular photography to discover the time caged in these pictures.
On Guard
Latvian photographer is creating a series about teenagers who are learning how to be men.
Latvian photobook: A Memorial Wreath to the Fallen Heroes of Latvia
FK introduces the most interesting photobooks published in Latvia in the 20th century.
Tell me her story because war is only the half of it
Canadian photographer deals with her own family’s immigration heritage.