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              		              			              			[The application is now closed]ATLAS LAB Masterclass“Reconstructing Reality — Documentary, Fiction, and the Politics of Representation”Instructors: Max Pinckers + Yumi Goto ■ Overview This masterclass is a special edition of Atlas Lab, an experimental workshop series organized by Reminders Photography Stronghold. We are pleased to welcome photographer and researcher Max Pinckers, known for his critical […]
              			
              	
              	
              	 	
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              		              			              			Reminders Photography Stronghold is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Ko Sasaki, “XEPCOH – Kherson: On Nights of Falling Missiles.” This exhibition marks the launch of Sasaki’s new photobook, ХЕРСОН — Kherson: On Nights of Falling Missiles, based on his 126-day stay in southern Ukraine during the summer of 2022, amid Russia’s full-scale invasion. […]
              			
              	
              	
              	 	
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              		              			              			            Ko Sasaki began this project after spending 126 days in the summer of 2022 in southern Ukraine, while the country was under Russian invasion. Living alongside both civilians and soldiers, he quietly observed the fragile threshold between daily life and war. To bring this work into being, he launched […]
              			
              	
              	
              	 	
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