Fernando Montiel Klint "Acts","Hotel","Tres" "Acts: Attitudes before the camera, I record the instantaneous situations with no further purpose than the photographic act. Hotel. The mind game of undressing people and through this photographic sequence I made it tangible. Tres. This project is based on Freud's psychic apparatus (Ego, Super Ego and Id). I Stage in photographs the conscious and subconscious though my three persons based on this scheme, through self-representation based on previous draughts." Fernando Montiel Klint This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (35 color photographs)

Eder Chiodetto "The Writer's Place" "What is Writer's places? Here we see visual records of physical spaces, and we feel psychological ones as well, which certainly surpass the former. What is the writer's place? Everywhere. As is the place of photography, it is everywhere, eternally searching; it surrounds and follows its object of desire and of perpetuation." Boris Kossoy This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (26 black & white photographs)

Leonor Solis "So close, so foreign, so own, so distant" "I live in strange times, everywhere is filled with contrasts, almost simultaneously; I can see places with the highest technologies opposed places that are yet to have the most basic services, that seem to be lost in time. Thousands of intertwined social, political economic and historical reasons generate this reality." Leonor Solis (22 black & white photographs)

Johannes Hepp "The days after" "The series 'The days after' shows daily life in a new era of terror, referring to the movie 'The day after' that expressed the fear of a nuclear escalation in the 80's. These urban spaces become crystallization points in which social relationships and collective experiences are registered, bearing witness to an era that will go into history as 'The era of terror'." Johannes Hepp (14 color photographs)

Patricia Aridjis "The Black Hours" "Womens prison has hundreds of sad stories, stories of forsaking, of ill treatment, of inconditional love. Stories told over and over, a litany of pain that cannot be forgotten. To enter you have to walk through a long tunnel which leads to an almost completely feminine world, a world with no living colors, but beige and navy blue of the uniforms." Patricia Aridjis This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (32 black & white photographs)

Bruno Veiga "Casa de Bamba" "Poetry, color and warmth are enlaced in his approach to the world of the stars of the "Old School" of the Carioca samba of Rio de Janeiro. The development of this truly “suburban” music followed the growth of Rio de Janeiro's peripheral zones. In those increasingly large and populated areas, the internal migrations of part of the urban middle class and other more humble society sectors have built up a social identity that bears a quite definite profile, with a very peculiar projection over its cultural aspects, particularly those related to the visual arts and music." Juan Travnik This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (26 color photographs)

Anders Clausen "Postcards from Paradise" "The asylum seekers have no influence over how or in which context the photographer’s images represent them in the media. That is why I – in collaboration with the Danish Red Cross Asylum Department – decided to give 100 disposable cameras to asylum seekers in centers across Denmark. I wanted to let them represent themselves with images that would shape our opinion about them." Anders Clausen This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. and the QuickTime 6.0 plug-in. (20 color photographs)

Francoise and Daniel Cartier "Roses" "In their photograms - each of which, by the way, is a one-off image - Françoise and Daniel Cartier combine an archaic photographic technique with objects that are part and parcel of contemporary life and modern consumer society. While present in the traces, indeed almost tangible marks, they leave on the paper, they are at the same time absent, slowly fading away in the manner of an afterimage behind closed eyelids." Martin Gasser This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (29 photograms)

Pontus Charleville "New York Blue" "This project is about showing what I, as an outsider, see and get confused about in a society that differs from what I have experienced before. I was brought up in Stockholm, Sweden, and coming to New York City meant a lot of social changeovers." Pontus Charleville This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (24 black & white photographs)

Numo Rama "Zona Zero" "Photography as a documentary form has evolued significantly in raising awareness of man inserted in his social context; hence he considers himself included. I document the damage caused by man's egoism included in this social context. There is nothing new in this whatsoever." Numo Rama This exhibit requires the QuickTime 6.0 plug-in. (18 black & white photographs)

Davida Kidd "Base Imprints" "My recent body of work titled "Base Imprints" consists of digitally composite “types” which subtly explore impressions of the fragility and ferocity of pre-pubescence. There is an experimental measure of violence and perversity in childhood play that is part and parcel of developing a conscience." Davida Kidd This exhibit requires the Flash 7.0. plug-in. (22 color photographs)

Michael Dozortsev "Life is a picture solely painted by the colors of destiny. People are as different as their destinies- yet all of them look at a life with identical eyes. It thrills me that it is possible to take a look at the world, and be able to show it to another. I very much hope that art helps people to be united and I believe this sentiment is part of the work of every artist." Michael Dozortsev This exhibit requires the QuickTime plug-in. (21 color and black & white photographs)