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Amsterdam 750: Mounir Raji Captures the People Who Shape the City

Jannat for Not What You Saw

Kavitha for Not What You Saw

Bhumika for Not What You Saw

Aishu for Not What You Saw

“For me, strength is the ability to move through fear and doubt rather than be held back by them. It’s not just about endurance or resilience, it's about having the courage to question yourself, to confront uncertainty, and to keep going anyway.” 

Feature: Spotlight on Keerthana Kunnath & Exhibition Announcement 

Catherine, Melanie & Sadie Rain, New York, New York 1998

Self-Portrait / Cutting 1993

Bo, 1994

Self-Portrait / Nursing 2004

Oliver in a Tutu 2004

Joanne, Betsy, & Olivia, Bayside, New York 1998

Self Portrait 1970 2008

Mary Ellen, Ann, Gunner, Zoe, & Nora, New York, New York 1998

Miggi & Ilene, Los Angeles, California 1995

Jesse, 1995

Guillermo & Joaquin, 2013

Mother’s Day 2026

Augusta Curiel, The arrival by ship of indentured labourers from former British India and the former Dutch East Indies in Paramaribo, 1928. Courtesy of Wereldmuseum TM-60005762

Augusta Curiel, Loading bacoven (bananas) onto a boat in the transport trench at the Waterland plantation, ca. 1915. Courtesy of Koninklijke Verzamelingen FA-0353-30

Augusta Curiel, Portrait of a Javanese woman with a child in a slendang, ca. 1920. Courtesy of Wereldmuseum TM-60006336

Augusta Curiel – Yere Mi Sten: Foam celebrates 50 years of Srefidensi

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Amsterdam 750: Mounir Raji Captures the People Who Shape the City

Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath

Virgin Mary fucked up the image of motherhood

Augusta Curiel – Yere Mi Sten: Foam celebrates 50 years of Srefidensi