The House Of The Seven WomenLast Few copies TITO MOURAZ () for this photographer, landscape does not mean something one describes, represents or witnesses, but a place which is inhabited by tension and where the visible elements seem to invoke not only material presence, but also absences, spirits and magic. Nuno Crespo In the Beira Alta region of Portugal, where Tito Mouraz was born and brought up, there is a house that is said to be haunted by the ghosts of seven women, all

the ugly and the embarrassing

the Museo d'Arte Contemporanea di Roma (Italy)

Cautionary Tales

John Burke’s time has come at last

He has worked extensively in the Americas

who were both Jews

David Nash and the V&A Senior Curator in Photography

he has published 4 books

Now it is a ghost town – completely uninhabited for more than forty years

Jason now lives in both London and New York

but of physicality itself

For more than 10 years Albertina D’Urso followed in the footsteps of Tibetans forced to escape from their homeland