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In the Rough — Kingsley Bishop

An estimated 30% of Sierra Leone’s population is engaged in artisanal diamond mining. In this project, Kingsley Bishop identifies continued patterns of neocolonial extraction within this export focused industry and examines their effects on communities and the environment, exacerbated by unenforced government policies.

Through images captured within the mines, this work sheds light on the human labour behind diamond extraction, revealing the vulnerability of those who work under unregulated conditions and the scale of this practice.

@k.ngsleyb

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7 months ago

Opening tomorrow! Link in bio for tickets!

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9 months ago

Opening in less than a week!
The MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography Postgraduate Show at LCC brings together powerful visual stories exploring how we see, remember, and respond to the world today.

📍 London College of Communication
📅 6–10 November (closed Sunday)
🎟 Free entry — book via link in bio

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9 months ago

And with that, the show has come to an end… thank you to everyone who came by! #mapjd2024

🎥: @grey__moth

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2 years ago

Today is the day! See you at 6pm at @lcclondon @unioftheartslondon - be there or be ▪️

@lcclondonphoto @lcc_arts_shop @lccdigitalspace @lccofficer.artssu @lcc_print_workshop @ual_postgrad_community

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Not long to go… book your ticket via the link in our bio!

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Behind the scenes of our show install 🎥

Film by @emufashion392

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LATENCY
by @_02

LATENCY visualizes the interconnectedness of arboreal ecosystems. The visuals are photographs of trees, which have been processed by an algorithm that morphs the information into a singular, continuous image.

LATENCY seeks to represent the communication networks between trees that have historically been unacknowledged. The technology used to create the project highlights the necessity of nurturing our relationship with nature, as we are rapidly becoming a digitized species, disconnection from nature is increasingly the default position.

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4 years ago

Thanks Everyone! That’s all from MAPJD 2021 ❤️

We’d really like to say thank you to all our tutors, technicians, guest lecturers, friends and families for being with us every step of the way through this journey! It’s been a pleasure getting to know you and work with every one of you!

This is not the end, we are only getting started! 🌟

@max.houghton8 @lcclondonphoto

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