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2024Takenya K. Holness documents the solidarity, celebration and tenderness among Black Britons
The London-based photographer has been published in the likes of the South London Press, Crack Magazine, Black News UK and been commissioned by The British Museum and The Brixton Project for her astute documentations of Black British Culture.
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Tristan Bejawn sensitively explores the inaccurately conflated relationship between youth violence and UK drill
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Neil Martinson presents “stories of work, love, hardships, joy and community” in Hackney
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“I want the photos to be as close to what I saw on the day as possible”: Francis Augusto on authenticity and imperfection
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Photographer Mark Hartman's series is an ongoing portrayal of a traditional Sikh warrior order in India
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What do a Christian, a Muslim and a Millwall FC fan all have in common?