Jeff Goldblum

Tomas van Houtryve & Eliza Griswold

‘For those caught beneath its thrum, there’s no comfort that the drone, and whoever is at its helm in America, is only targeting the bad guys.’ Eliza Griswold introduces Tomas van Houtryve's unsettling photo-essay taken by drones coming close to civilian life in the manner of the drones currently deployed in Afghanistan.

Françoise Huguier & A.M. Homes

‘Blow the candle out, taste the darkness and come back changed.’

Emmanuel Carrère & Darcy Padilla

‘Even today, she still speaks with emotion about Dorian, the transsexual so proud of her breasts, Diane, who weighed only sixty-five pounds, and Steven, who was so frightened of dying alone that Darcy wished she could promise to be with him when the time came.’ Emmanuel Carrèrre on addiction and poverty in an forgotten America.

Various Artists

Protest is an exhibition of historical and contemporary works by sixteen artists concerned with the sociopolitical issues of their day.

Jacob Aue Sobol & Joanna Kavenna

‘A series of extraordinary portraits of the Arctic wilderness and the intimacies of love.’

Nic Dunlop

‘The numbers killed at Aughrim that day will never be known.’

Gus Palmer

‘You could look all over the world without finding traditions that have lasted as long as the ones here.’

Doug DuBois

Doug DuBois captures life at Russell Heights, a housing estate ‘of uncertain vintage that sits on Spy Hill above Cork harbour’.

Birte Kaufmann

Birte Kaufmann examines the everyday, parallel world of Irish travellers.

Stephen Dock

Stephen Dock explores a divided Belfast and reflects on the economic hardship that affects both side.

Cortis & Sonderegger

Cortis & Sonderegger make the premise that there is truth left in photography more doubtful than ever before.

Lorenzo Meloni & Claire Messud

‘If black is the colour of the Islamic State, then grey is the colour of destruction.’

Eduardo Soteras Jalil

Eduardo Soteras Jalil photographs Gaza’s residents.

Helge Skodvin & Audrey Niffenegger

‘The ghost in the machine is gone for good.’

Adam Nicolson & Gus Palmer

‘It is what happens in a place where revenge is the only justice.’

Stanley Donwood

‘I took myself off to the woods, the fragments of the great forests that once spread over our continent.’

Anne De Gelas

‘I think of the self-portrait as a mirror of all the violence that befalls us.’

Jason Lazarus & Ariana Reines

‘There are days I can’t even remember the things I want to know.’

Max Pinckers & Sonia Faleiro

‘The idea of romantic love for young people is a constructed one.’

Ian Teh

Ian Teh’s photographs of post-industrial landscapes in China.

Noémie Goudal

In her series Observatoires, Noémie Goudal places stairs, pyramids and domes in natural, isolated, timeless spaces.

Gauri Gill & Rajesh Vangad

A fresh look at an Indian village.

Nandan Ghiya

‘The moment I see these portraits, my first thought is: Let’s make it for suitable for the twenty-first century.’

Katherine Boo

In 2007 Katherine Boo travelled to Annawadi – a slum built on Mumbai Airport land – to document the lives of the families living there.

Justin Jampol

Space posters were ‘visually stunning representations of the promises of the Soviet state’

Diego Collado

‘The viewer has to pour their own unconscious into interpreting these images, make them their own, allow themselves to be encouraged by the existence of a void.’

Francisco Goldman

Ianthe Ruthven

This chain of Nazi fortifications stretching from the Norwegian Arctic to France’s western frontier with Spain is one of Europe’s least acknowledged monuments.

Nicola Lo Calzo

An investigation of how historical racial factors shape memory, heritage and political and interpersonal relations in Louisiana and Mississippi.

Aaron Huey

‘Today the Oglala Lakota live in the shadow of Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.’

Taisuke Koyama & Ivan Vartanian

Yuji Hamada

‘In March 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake occurred.’

Yumiko Utsu

‘How long has it been since Noah and his passengers set off in their vessel?’

Daisuke Yokota

‘The photograph we are left with and the memory of that time do not progress along the same time axes.’

Yuri Kozyrev & Nathan Thornburgh

‘Abkhaz democracy reminds me a lot of America,’ an Abkhaz journalist tells me over coffee. ‘It’s a democracy of heavily armed people.’