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We are delighted to welcome BA Digital Photography students from Ravensbourne University London to The Photobook Café for a six-week work placement programme running throughout March and April. This opportunity has been fully funded by The Photobook Café and Rapid Eye Darkrooms.&#13;
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Throughout April, a curated selection of photobooks studied by the cohort will be on public display in The Photobook Cafe and Rapid Eye Darkrooms. Each of the ten participating students has selected titles that reflect and support their individual practices and interests in printed matter. These selections are accompanied by a written research thesis, produced in-house as a series of zines, with each publication entering The Photobook Café’s permanent collection for visitors to read and reference. This work is particularly significant in the context of increasing inaccessibility to specialist materials, photobooks are often difficult to access, even within universities where library collections are being reduced. Through the placement, each student spends approximately 70 hours engaging directly with our collection, developing a deeper understanding of how an archive is built and activated, while also bringing attention to underrepresented publications and expanding the breadth of sub-genres within the existing collection.&#13;
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Alongside the physical displays at The Photobook Café and Rapid Eye darkrooms, the exhibitions will also be presented within our online photobook collection. This digital iteration ensures that the featured publications and research can be accessed by audiences worldwide, extending the reach and longevity of the programme beyond the physical space.&#13;
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The selected photobooks include Open Mic by Ewen Spencer, Bare With Me by Begum Yetis, Everwonderful by Jeano Edwards, The Wedding by Nick Waplington, and Metamorphosis, A Retrieval of Love by Samuel Zhang. Also featured are Iceland: Living with the Elements by Laura Kopold, Ogrody Szczęśliwości (Gardens of Bliss) by Artur Rychlicki, Somerset: A View from the Hill by Matilda Temperley, Wheal by Jack Whitefield, and Parways: A Photographic Journal Along the Ridgeway by Matt Writtle. Further works include English Landscapes by Fionn Reilly, Après l'Été by Roberto Badin, An American Mile by Kyle McDougall, Silvertown by Allan Forrester Parker, A Star in the Sky by Laura El-Tantawy, J’ by Pamela Maddaleno, RWS by Alisha Brocklebank, and Front Door by Ocean Farini. Additional titles include Original Magazine Vol. 2, Without by Martina Bjorn, Folks with the Notes by Jonny Nolan, Blood Sweat and Tears by Jody Evans, Colorway by Sophie Hustswick, Lost in Staten Island by Juanita Richards, Konkursas by Francessca Allen, and Ròżowy Nie Istnieje by Iwona Germanek. Other featured works are The Anonymous Project by Martin Parr, I’ve Lived in London for 86 Years by Martin Usborne, One Day Young by Jenny Lewis, For Every Minute You Are Angry You Lose Sixty Seconds of Happiness by Julian Germain, My Father’s Things by Wendy Aldiss, Characters of the London Colour Walk: In Their Own Words by Athanasios Athanasiadou, European Portrait Photography Since 1990, People of the Mud by Luis Alberto Rodriguez, Coming Up for Air by Stephen Gill, The Wild Resistant by Alina Hibert, Alexander McQueen: Working Process by Nick Waplington, and Drowning Light by Rhys Frampton.&#13;
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The award was mired in controversy last year, after Tavakolian contended that the foundation’s benefactor, French investment banker Edouard Carmignac began to interfere with with the presentation of her work to an “unacceptable” degree. The foundation disputed her remarks, claiming the postponing of her project was due to purported threats to the photographer’s safety, which it said Tavakolian reported.&#13;
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It would seem any acrimony has abated, however – Tavakolian’s work will be part of the Carmignac Foundation’s upcoming retrospective at Saatchi Gallery, London. It features 40 works produced since the award’s inception by all laureates – Kai Wiedenhöfer, Massimo Berruti, Robin Hammond, David Monteleone, Tavakolian and this year’s winner Christophe Gin.&#13;
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Colonie, Gin’s winning project delved into French Guiana, a region in South America that is officially a region of France, after the invasion and settlement by the French in the 18th century. The area has been associated with gold prospecting since the 19th century, and the booming market led to marked social and economic inequality, compounding fierce divides. The images suggest a tension and a history stretching back centuries that informs the way the various factions and communities in this region interact. We spoke to Gin about his interest in the region and the challenges he faced along the way.</text>
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