Tagged: F57
FADER 57: Life on Hawaii’s Waianae Coast Feature Story
Photographer Sasha Cutter, along with her twin brother Knut, has been documenting the lives of Hawaii’s Waianae Coast residents for the past three years. Many of the subjects live in makeshift homes or tents, exposing … read more »
FADER 57: TV on the Radio Cover Story
When we decided to put Brooklyn’s TV on the Radio on the front cover of our Photo Issue we were living in a state of uncertainty: We didn’t know who our next president was going … read more »
FADER 57: American Wars
In our current photo issue, we feature some of our photographers’ most personal work: Peter van Agtmael has been documenting American soldiers, both in Iraq and Afghanistan and as they return home, since 2006. View … read more »
FADER 57: Lucky Torres
After the jump read the feature story on Lucky Torres, from our current Photo Issue, and click here to watch a slideshow of the photos, as narrated by Lucky and writer Laura Checkoway.
Slideshow: Lucky Torres by Lauren Fleishman
As part of our current photo special, we decided to alter our usual style feature. In tune with the other photo essays in the issue, we styled, photographed and profiled Lucky Torres, a woman with … read more »
FADER 57: Refugee Motels
For our annual photo issue, Gabriele Stabile presented a selection from his long-running project documenting the initial experiences of refugees arriving in the United States. With the help of the International Organization for Migration, Stabile … read more »
NYC: FADER 57 Issue Release Party
Since last spring we’ve been spending a lot of time at Heathers. So much time, in fact, that we were already there when our FADER 57 issue release party showed up on Wednesday. F57 Gen-Fer … read more »
FADER 57: AIDS in America
In our current Photo Issue, we feature some of our frequent contributors’ most personal work. Longtime FADER photographer Krisanne Johnson documented the lives of several young African-American women living with HIV and AIDS. We’ve collected … read more »