Kyrgyz State Circus
The Kyrgyz State Circus in Bishkek was one of a series of circus buildings commissioned across the Soviet Union during the 70s and 80s. While some of its mural art has been damaged
The Right To Play.
What do girls dream of? And what happens when a supportive environment is created where girls are empowered and given the opportunity to learn and dream? The Right To Play merges
Valim-babena
Firecracker photographer, Lee-Ann Olwage recently travelled to Madagascar on assignment for Geo Magazine. Valim-babena refers to the idea of gratefulness and recognition that we ow
Sanatorium Iveria
Tskaltubo was once of the Soviet Union’s flagship spa resorts, famous for its therapeutic mineral springs and water therapy The Tskaltubo health complex consisted of 19 sanatoriu
Soviet Observatory, Tajikistan
An abandoned Soviet observatory on the top of a mountain in the middle of nowhere sounds exciting, right? Shorbulak Observatory, once the site of challenging astronomical observati
Tskaltubo Train Station
Tskhaltubo Railway Station in Georgia became abandoned after the collapse of the town’s spa industry, which happened as a result of the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990
Rietfontein
Towards the end of our seemingly endless lockdown in South Africa we were asked to check the viability of filming a segment on marginalized communities and the effect the pandemic
The Forgetful Witches
Firecracker Photographer Lee-Ann Olwage recently returned to Ghana to continue shooting ‘The Big Forget’, an ongoing project on Alzheimer’s and Dementia amongst i
Dede
It was pretty amazing to sit in a crumbling cinema set up in one of the buildings that make up the village of Ushguli, Georgia to watch Dede, an award-winning film that was shot in
Bodies of Knowledge
SHOWstudio, Nick Knight and Emma Dabiri present a thought-provoking new body of work featuring over 50 leading international contributors, which seeks to challenge and reconsider h