Poet Miguel Hernández. was restless, happy and explosive, immersed in nostalgia and silence. This was how he arrived in Madrid. Armando Orozco Tovar The Spanish poet, was sitting in a corduroy suit, head shaved head, and with works of poetry and prose lining the shelves, where Darío had […]
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Tim Hetherington: “I too was terrified”
Calling yourself a war photographer sounds very odd, as if the activity of killing other people is just the subject matter that some people find interesting. Tim Hetherington rejected the title and did want to see his work described in this way. Sean Sheehan Hetherington knew full well […]
The defeat of the left in the elections for the EP
The victory of the Spanish right-wing in the European elections came as no surprise. The majority was as expected. Spain did not reach the point of France and Germany, where the advance of the far right made the respective governments tremble. But the possibility of certain alliances poses a threat. […]
Tackling Islamic fundamentalism in Europe and beyond
In recent years, Western societies, particularly in Europe and US America, have been grappling with the escalating threat of Islamic fundamentalism. The seeds of this phenomenon have been quietly taking root, posing significant challenges to the principles of democracy, social cohesion, and national security. Rola Zamzameh* As these […]
Narcissus with a smartphone
Photographer Louis De Belle likes to make the form of his monographs reflect what is meaningful about their content and with “Crowd” the challenge he faced was how a photobook about the taking of selfies could best be presented. Sean Sheehan “Since my first book I’ve always […]
















