KAJSA GULLBERG: UnravelledIn Unravelled, Kajsa Gullberg looks at the marks that life makes on us both the physical and the psychological. Gullberg combines images of women bearing scars on their bodies with those of the natural world hinting at both a sense of inevitability and our unrealistic dreams of perfection. These women expose themselves, putting on display what our culture seeks to forget the imperfect, the ugly and the embarrassing. And yet we need to be loved as we

M L Casteel is an award winning photographer and educator whose work focuses on the perils of the human condition

In Te Ahi Kā: The Fires of Occupation

filled with warmth yet conscious of the fragility of life

A Few Streets

Mystery prevails and it is up to the viewer to bring his or her own life experience to the reading of the work

his extensive archive was acquired by the Library of Birmingham in 2004

The selection of photographs is shown on the left of this page

For Grierson

The crowded streets of Mumbai and the assortment of passengers provide a dynamic and intense backdrop

It is also possible to catch a glimpse of occasional life-affirming moments

The wounds of this war bleed into every corner of the country

bottles and fireworks were thrown