Introduction to The Revealer & Magnum Foundation Special Issue
A note from The Revealer's editor, Kali Handelman, introducing this month's special issue, produced in collaboration with the Magnum Foundation. Continue Reading →
Introduction to The Revealer & Magnum Foundation Special Issue
A note from The Revealer‘s editor, Kali Handelman, introducing this month’s special issue, produced in collaboration with the Magnum Foundation. Continue Reading →
Sacred Space Oddity: The Un/Holy Land
Writer Dimi Reider and photographer Tanya Habjouqa explore the places where sacred and profane meet, overlap, and blur in Israel-Palestine. Continue Reading →
Mapping the Spirit
Kameelah Janan Rasheed‘s archival exploration of Black religious life and movement produced in collaboration with Corey Tegeler Continue Reading →
A Sacred, Sullied Space
Writer Sasha von Oldershausen and photographer Solmaz Daryani collaborate in documenting religion and pollution on the banks of Iran’s Karun River. Continue Reading →
The Blood and the Rain: Peticion de Lluvias
Yael Martinez and Orlando Velazquez‘s collaborative exploration of traditional rituals in Guerrero, Mexico.
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Work, Spirits, and Rain
Anthropologist Julio Glockner on the history of traditional rituals in Guerrero, Mexico and Yael Martinez and Orlando Velazquez‘s work representing them. Continue Reading →
The Crescent, The Cross, The Star, The Void
A conversation with photographer Oscar B. Castillo about photographing subjects on France’s margins. Continue Reading →
Debate and Turmoil within the “French Muslim Community”
Journalist Karim Baouz on the idea of France and the difficult realities of being French and Muslim. Continue Reading →
Images of the Void
Anthropologist Elayne Oliphant on photographer Oscar B. Castillo‘s depictions of secular and religious space in Paris.
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Nevertheless, She Resisted: Problem Students and Hunting Girls
Can the same feminist politics work for teachers and students? Abby Kluchin on vulnerability, victimhood, resilience, and Title IX. Continue Reading →