Bertien van Manen - Moonshine hungary

Bertien van Manen - Moonshine hungaryMACK 2014 Spanning almost three decades, Moonshine is a portrait of the American Appalachian folk, a mythologised region populated by moonshiners. Van Manens images are defined by a fierce intimacy with her subject, as the viewer teeters on the edge of the frame, perpetually trespassing on private moments: rollicking children practicing handstands on the couch; a kneeling daughter combing the hair of her grandmother. Van Manen first visited the region

Wrapping everything in that sort of light only known in Southern California

Presented on the centennial of Frank’s birth and coinciding with a major exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art

With her photographic diary of travels between 2018 and 2020

Rebecca Sampson (*1984) sheds light on the life of Indonesian housemaids

The images record places and things central to the story

we are utterly unknowable to one another

as well as works that trace the memories of those closest to him taken in private

That is also Algeria

Williams’s narrative images reflect the many forms in which Black queer people exist and have existed historically within each other’s lives

is about the simple act of seeing

an investigative and inquisitive one

Double Orbit invites us into a compact world of ambiguous signs