Isaac Huxtable

Thinking about photography

[Isaac Huxtable @IsaacHux]

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[British Journal of Photography @bjp1854]

From international covers to celebrity portraits, Campbell Addy has become one of the most in-demand photographers of his generation. Ahead of his debut monograph, the 28-year-old artist reflects on his meteoric rise. https://t.co/wALQ8fH6EM

[Heather Agyepong @heatha_a]

Devastating 💔 the talent, the heart, the integrity, he just seemed like a great man.

[British Journal of Photography @bjp1854]

The photography community is doing what it can to assist the increasingly desperate humanitarian crisis in Gaza. BJP rounds up print sales happening now: https://t.co/UBx4xzgcbI

[British Journal of Photography @bjp1854]

Ciara Hillyer ‘photographs from feeling’, picturing her personal experience of living with Cystic Fibrosis https://t.co/X4JIinpNaw

© Ciara Hillyer

[British Journal of Photography @bjp1854]

Inspired by her childhood imagining wild detective stories, Laura Chen has constructed a new world of justice, lying somewhere between fact and fiction https://t.co/OFvz7kvSPD

[British Journal of Photography @bjp1854]

Boihugo’s evocative exploration of Chinese masculinity, queer sisterhood and slow violence. Words by @IsaacHux https://t.co/oCMHlXIeU7

[Isaac Huxtable @IsaacHux]

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[Elephant Magazine @ElephantMag]

A quarter of a century has come and gone since the burial, with no sign of the owl. Whoever finds the bronze copy wins the gold original. @IsaacHux #TheBlindestMan #SundayRead
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[Elephant Magazine @ElephantMag]

Shikeith (@shikeithism) captures the moment where sexuality and religion become one in a new monograph. Words by @IsaacHux https://t.co/nlWUhn94M8

[Bad Gays @badgayspod]

This morning, we begin part one of a two-part show profiling Cressida Dick, who was until last week the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police in London and was the first woman and the first LBGTQ person to hold the rank. https://t.co/dPwW7XpDcX

[ART3 @ART3io]

“There is a liberating feeling that water can have, there is a connectivity that it can provide.”

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[ART3 @ART3io]

Juan Brenner, Charlotte Schmitz, Harley Weir and Josué Rivas reflect on navigating the last year as photographers.

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[Photojournalism News @PJournalismNews]

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY: The long days of Afghanistan’s midwives https://t.co/VSJoWWuhzQ @1854 @IsaacHux @LynzyBilling #photojournalism #photography

[ART3 @ART3io]

“I would wander up riverbanks and through the city, using a police scanner, going wherever it would take me. I would spend hours photographing the people and places I met along the way.”

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[ART3 @ART3io]

Through an isolated lockdown, Mitchell Morneo documented their days through a photo series questioning glamour, Freud, gender and performance.

https://t.co/R3y7rlhN2B

[duckrabbit @duckrabbitblog]

'Adekunle uses her own body almost paradoxically, flipping the agency behind the portrait in order to interrogate why the Black female form is so often scrutinised –both in history and contemporary photography, and everywhere in between.'

Very fine article @IsaacHux @1854 👏

[Isaac Huxtable @IsaacHux]

@duckrabbitblog @1854 Thank you!

[ART3 @ART3io]

History, agency, and ownership are all contested in Tayo Adelunke’s graduate project.

https://t.co/o2cCs1bew9

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Nominated for the Taylor Wessing Portrait prize, Alys Tomlinson’s latest work documents life far closer to home.

https://t.co/F7WpbNeNGg