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Asako Shimazaki – Ayu no KazeFound in Japans oldest book of poetry, Ayu no Kaze is a sailors phrase meaning 'the wind of promise.' Much like the ancient word 'ayu' translates to the sea brings various things to the land so too has the phrase spread throughout the islands of Japan, weaving through common people's lives, in folk songs sung by fishermen, merchants, travellers and immigrants alike. After moving to the US, Asako Shimazaki returned to Japan time and again to visit her

his various books through Amsterdam’s Roma Publications and his longstanding negotiation of the contemporary picturesque

This book fights the stereotype image of the jumping Maasai and shows at the same time why African photographers are so much better in photographing the topics in their own region

This Is Not My Book indicates a full stop

selected an overview of fifty pioneering fashion tech projects realised in the last twenty years

he creates the objects of a specific presence and teaches us to take a fresh look at ordinary items from our everyday lives

What is it used for

bringing to an end the era of the analogue passport photo

with the help of the camera

Lee came to Europe from Thailand in the 1970s

During the residency

Prada playfully chronicles cultural iconography with the ardent reverence of a teen fan mixed with the obsessive detail of an anthropologist and the refined hand of an expressive illustrator

Tony Grisoni is a British screenwriter and filmmaker living in London

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