In our new 3-part blog series ‘Ghosts of Segregation’, photographer Richard Frishman explores the vestiges of racism and oppression in America’s everyday environment, often hidden in plain sight.
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The fifteenth edition of Foam Magazine’s Talent issue presents a selection of outstanding artists. One of them is the Dutch-Moroccan photographer Hajar Benjida (1995). Her photo series Atlanta Made Us Famous highlights the women who play an important role in the Atlanta hip-hop scene.
The mayor of Amsterdam has decided to revisit the question of whether the city’s Stedelijk Museum should hold onto a 1909 painting by Wassily Kandinsky that had been part of a Jewish collection before it was obtained by the museum during World War II. The heirs have argued that the work Painting With Houses was sold under duress by its Jewish owners after the Nazi invasion of the Netherlands.