All documentaries – Photo

A special kind of travel guide about Poland. Jakob Ganslmeier uses typical categories to comment on a shifting society that brims with irony.

Nigel Poor works with a vast archive of images found in San Quentin prison

In rural small towns in the United States, hackers are working on merging man and machine. Hannes Wiedemann reports on the DIY cyborgs.

Robin Hinsch photographed throughout the recent period of crisis in Ukraine and shows the theater of war.

Yvette Marie Dostatni portrays outsiders and oddities, fragile old-timers, and Americana from the Indiana plains to downtown Chicago.

Ludwig Rauch offers us unique insights into the militant Neo-Nazi scene of the early 1990s in eastern Germany.

For ten years, Adelaide Ivánova photographed her grandmother Adelaide.

Whole cities are engrossed by mass housing monotony. Jaeuk Lee documents monumental construction projects in his home country of South Korea.

Max Ernst Stockburger documented the closure of a 70-year-old US-Military Base in his hometown Schweinfurt.

A glimpse into the life of ladyboys. A portrait of the third gender and a desperate search for acceptance in Cambodian society.

A broken health system and a broken will. One woman’s struggle with cancer, documented by Kristina Syrchikova.

We roam the red-light districts of South East Asia with Michael Schade. The unsetting insights of an insider.

At the outpost. A Photo-series about the jewish settlements in the West Bank.

Claudio Rasanos’ portraits show South African garbage collectors.

At the lake with the Mare of Majdanek. An interview about the concentration camp guard Hermine Braunsteiner-Ryan accompanied by her private documents.

The war that won’t stop – Soldiers with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Emile Ducke photographed Transnistria, a breakaway state in which Soviet structures persist, in a time of political disaccord.

A long-term reportage about the current development of GDR social housing blocks in Leipzig-Grünau.

Adelaide Ivánova investigates the analogies between her hometown Recife and
the life of her father. Urban development, shark attacks, loss and Kung Fu

Eye to eye with inmates of Plötzensee Prison in Berlin. Portraits by Ulrich Hagel created between 2003 and 2008.

A photo-series about the life of Buddhist monks from Thailand living in Berlin.

A reportage about the everyday reality of two heroin addicts that are in a state-supervised treatment with substitutes.

An extraordinary photo-reportage about the Homeless Football World Cup from the year 2004.

A typology of fake shop windows at the G8-Summit in Northern Ireland.

A photo-series about the places, victims and opponents of human trafficking on the Sinai Peninsula.

Marietta Kesting was in Johannesburg, South Africa where she filmed and photographed in a neighborhood predominantly inhabited by migrant workers.