The response has been fantastic and the work incredible. To see all the work submitted, click here. Soon the judges--Barbara Ayotte, Reza, and myself--will be reviewing the work and selecting the winners.
The winners will be announced on April As the deadline approaches, we are receiving far too many exhibits to include in this Spotlight. We hope over the next few months to include many of the exhibits that did not make it into this issue. Best regards,. Glenn Ruga. SDN Founder and Director. Featured Exhibits. Photograph by Miguel Candela. This brothel serves as both home and place of business.. Photographs by Miguel Candela.
Society has forced them to live in darkness while men love them and hate them in equal measure, demanding their services while trying to get rid of them permanently. This is the intolerable contradiction that is their everyday live. View the exhibit. The Space between Us. Cleveland's Flats.
Terror Beat of Acid. Portrait of a Greek Landscape. Life Without Lights. All Roads Lead to Cassadaga. Photograph by Daniel Padro Centellas. People expecting your time.
The vision of Calcutta: a trip around the streets of an overpopulated and unequal city. A city that drags a huge marginal population, a contrast of people and cultures, from different places. Streets full of life and activity, people who turn into characters. A metropolis that imprints an exasperating rhythm, with the continuous movement of its citizens. This is the everyday pace of the long lost capital, a city that lives great memories and perhaps misses the old times.
