South Africa, A Decade of Democracy, 2004

Series | Ten years after the end of apartheid, Guy Tillim reflects on a country that is trying to rebuild itself after several years of racial crimes that divided South Africa between 1948 and 1991..

The Seventh Wave, 2004

The work of these talented and award winning photographers has the air of both document and dream.

Extraños, 1984-2004/03

Serie | “Extraños” shares aspects of “Diario familiar” but also reveals new directions in Juan Manuel Castro Prieto’s work.

Malawi, Hunger and Aids, 2004

Through this series in Malawi, Jane Evelyn Atwood shows the consequences of hunger on families and populations.

Scrapbook (1993-2003)

Between 1993 and 2003, Bruno Boudjelal created the notebooks of his successive trips to Algeria. Between logbook and diary, these booklets testify both to a personal experience and to the reality of today's Algeria.

The Saint-Michel jail, Toulouse, 2003

Series | The last days of activity of a decrepit prison have been frozen forever by the Regional Prison Services of Toulouse.

Rigas Circus, 2003

Built in 1888 and unchanged since, Riga Circus is the world's oldest hard top circus still standing in its original form. Latvia's first film projections were held here in 1889 and the Circus has never stopped its shows throughout the country's tumultuous history.

Les Balkans, 2003

The second World War ended up with a pact that splitted the different influence zones between East and West.

Iranian holidays on the Caspian sea, 2003

Serie | Since 1979 and the islamic revolution, Iranian beaches are splitted in two by boardings, one side for men, the other for the women, who ought to keep their clothes on.

Landmines, 2003

Every year between 15,000 and 20,000 people are killed and mutilated by landmines, most of them are civilians and many of them are children. The mines are deliberately manufactured to maim their victims.