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Front Cover. South Sudanese displaced. Most of the malnourished children are too weak to walk the 300m to the feeding center and have to be carried there. Kosti. Sudan. 1988 © John Vink_Magnum Photos

Glass in Exile: Magnum x Canon at Visa Pour L’Image, Perpignan

September 8, 2016

“DON’T fidget, get moving!” Robert Capa’s advice for fellow photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson to do away with surrealism and attend to what matters led to the birth of Magnum about a hundred years ago, and has...

Moments in time

Nicola Kavanagh

October 2, 2015

Archive, Art, Feature, Photography

Twice president of Magnum, who died in June this year, photographer Charles Harbutt talks us through an extraordinary career and its seminal moments. Glass celebrates the career of this eminent image maker J...

Being human – Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars

Peter Yeoh

June 5, 2015

Archive, Art, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Glass Celebrates, Glass Talents, News, Photography, Travel

Being human - Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars, explores the textures of human emo...

A roving lens – Glass interview profiles Werner Bischof – one of Magnum Photos’ first members

Glass Archive

May 1, 2015

Archive, Art, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Glass Celebrates, Glass Talents, News, Photography, Travel

A roving lens – Glass interview profiles Werner Bischof – one of Magnum Photos’ first members The creative vision of Werner Bischof, one of Magnum’s first members, was cut short by a tragic car accident. His...

Dreaming in colour

Nicola Kavanagh

November 12, 2013

Archive, Avant Art, Feature

They captured the essence of what it means to be human and made magic of the everyday. Some of the most important photographers to have ever picked up a camera speak to Glass. Reportage photography is, in its...

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