The Prix Pictet aims to use the power of photography to raise public awareness worldwide to the social and environmental challenges of the new millennium ...

Last Tuesday evening, amid the din and sweat of a Magnum fundraiser on Mott Street, Carl de Keyzer and I stole a few quiet moments to discuss his latest book, “Congo (Belge).” De Keyzer, like fellow ...

As the climate talks in Paris draw to a close, we revisit Carl De Keyzer’s epic work Moments Before the Flood, in which he circumnavigates the European coastline, traveling more than 82,000 miles and ...

In trying to understand the tension Carl de Keyzer seeks to present in his images of European coastlines, look to the World War II bunkers, tank traps and crumbling walls still present by the shore ...

It’s hard to think of a worse time to exhibit a photographic “grand tour” of North Korea. Coming soon after North Korea’s test-launch of an ICBM capable of reaching the U.S. and its return of American ...

I took this in 1991 in San Antonio, Texas. It's a Good Friday procession by the local Hispanic community's Our Lady of Guadalupe church, in front of the city cathedral. The staging is cheap and the ...

To put together a new book of images of World War I, The First World War: Unseen Glass Plate Photographs of the Western Front, Carl De Keyzer restored original plates made by photographers whose work, ...

STORIES go in and out of focus in the news, eventually hardening into history, and yet history can be misleading. In the argot of today, Siberian prison camps are, like, so yesterday, but the truth is ...

The whole remembrance industry troubles The War in Pictures curators Carl De Keyzer and David Van Reybrouck. “Brochures, cycle paths, regional tourism. Would we be doing that with Auschwitz? Come and ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Think of Siberian labour camps and you automatically think of Stalin, Solzhenitsyn and Dostoevsky. Somewhat surprisingly, Carl de Keyzer's photographs make you think of Trumpton. Although officially ...