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©Katja Heinemann

Werkbeurs - Two weeks with Antwerp Jews in New York

It's highly unusual. In October 2012, after years of friendly relations, Margot Vanderstraeten was able to get access to a small group of Antwerp modern-orthodox Jews who started a new life in New York – and don't want to leave. "I truly feel at home here. I can be truly Jewish here, too. And that is something that has never really been possible in Antwerp."

 

Werkbeurs - Narco Estado

From 2009 till 2011, Dutch war photographer Teun Voeten focused on the drug-related violence that is destabilizing Mexico. He visited the epicenter of the violence, Ciudad Juarez, as well as other hot spots such as Culiacan and Michoacan.

 

Nieuws - World Press Photo launches multimedia contest

A'DAM - World Press Photo is announcing its first contest for multimedia productions in visual journalism.The contest is divided into two sections, for linear and for interactive multimedia.  

 
© Raymond Dakoua

Werkbeurs - Guantánamo at Abidjan

(ABIDJAN) - More than eight years into the Ivorian conflict and on the eve of the presidential elections which are meant to signal the end of violence, Abidjan's former militias are still very much a tangible presence in the southern part of the country. Beyond occassionaly voicing their discontent over the unsettled 1000-dollar demobilisation fee, ex-militia members are active in ways that were difficult to predict when they first emerged in the early days of the conflict. In view of the upcoming elect ions it is important to assess the militias' involvement in politics and vice-versa. 'Guantánamo', the last remaining barracks of the GPP militia, is the place from where some of these developments can be observed.

 

Werkbeurs - Single/Return

BRUSSELS - Everywhere people are on the move. In search of a better life. Europe is bursting at the seams with new citizens. The old continent is struggling with the immigration phenomenon; and handling it with amazing ineptitude. The question is not: who is welcome and who is not? The question has to be: how are we to accommodate all these newcomers?
 

Werkbeurs - Sibir

BRUSSELS —  Debby Huysmans shows a photographic research on forgotten and isolated communities in Siberia. The two longest rivers of Siberia, the Yenisey and Lena, guided the photographer through the desolated area in search of individuals who experience this area as their biotope and the marks they leave in the landscape that surrounds them. Remainders of dreams of the past and signs of hope for the future appear through the daily environment.
 

Werkbeurs - Sibir

BRUSSELS — Debby Huysmans shows a photographic research on forgotten and isolated communities in Siberia. The two longest rivers of Siberia, the Yenisey and Lena, guided the photographer through the desolated area in search of individuals who experience this area as their biotope and the marks they leave in the landscape that surrounds them. Remainders of dreams of the past and signs of hope for the future appear through the daily environment.

 

World Press Photo 09 Exhibition in Brussels

This year's last World Press Photo Exhibition in Belgium starts from 09 December. The annual World Press Photo Exhibition is the best known of World Press Photo's activities and a leading event in the organization's calendar.

 
©2009 Isabel Pousset

Werkbeurs - De business achter de businessprostitutie in Dubai

Dubai ontpopte zich vorig jaar tot de belangrijkste niet-Europese bestemming voor Belgische zakenreizigers. Met dank aan de strategische ligging, de boomende vastgoedmarkt en een bijzonder hoge concentratie aan steenrijke mensen. Journalist Filip Michiels en fotografe Isabel Pousset trokken voor Vacature Magazine naar het kleine emiraat en ontdekten er dat Dubai de afgepeigerde zakenreiziger nog wel wat meer te bieden heeft: prostituees. In alle kleuren, maten en nationaliteiten bevolken ze er de bars en nachtclubs van tientallen luxueuze hotels. Bij duizenden tegelijk.

 

Werkbeurs - Trade fair - The business behind Dubai’s business prostitution

Last year, Dubai emerged as the most important non-European destination for Belgian business travellers, thanks to its strategic location, the booming real estate market and an especially high concentration of stinking rich people. Journalist Filip Michiels and photographer Isabel Pousset travelled to the small emirate on behalf of Vacature Magazine and discovered that Dubai has a whole lot more to offer to the exhausted business traveller: prostitutes. In every colour, size and nationality, they populate the bars and nightclubs of dozens of luxury hotels. In the thousands. Read more...

 
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