All People
Latifa
Self portrait with Marina Abramovic
Daily Paper
S10 for LINDA. magazine
Waters
Savannah
Savannah (18) has been living in this room with her two siblings, father, boyfriend, two dogs, and a lizard-like animal for two years. Before this, they did motel-hopping, and before that, they lived in a car.
"How did you guys end up in this situation?" I ask them.
The stories that follow are not only too big for a few small paragraphs, but certainly for the short lives of these young people. There is much suffering to be found in this 12m2 motel room. From being born into addiction, to maternal death from diabetes. From not wanting to live to not being able to live the way you want. From a kid having a kid to a dad wanting to die.
Video Wende - Deze Gin
Baby Uli #specialbeauties
Fallon, Nevada Shaped by life.
Wende - Het is genoeg
Woman Of The Year, Sifan Hassan
Kirill Serebrennikov - NYT magazine
The Russian Filmmaker Trapped Between Hollywood and Moscow.
Young and Lonely, LINDA. magazine
Series about young adults during Covid-19.
Jozef Wright - If everybody is a photographer, what is it that defines you?
Full video: youtube.
Sisters Sister love. Don't we all need this?
Women Inc. Let's Achieve Gender Equality
Marc de Hond 1977 - 2020
Iconic and Blind Embracing fashion as a blind person.
Styling: Thomas Vermeer
Muah: Sandra Govers
SREBRENICA is Dutch history
On July 11 2020 it will be exactly 25 years since the genocide in Srebrenica took place. More than 8.000 Bosnian Muslim men and underage boys were murdered. The Dutch UN Battalion Dutchbat was supposed to provide protection. As the Bosnian Serb forces came to take over the enclave, Dutchbat was vastly outnumbered and were far too lightly equipped to repel the more heavily armed Bosnian Serb troops. It also had its request for air support to the UNPROFOR denied. Subsequently, the Serbian forces, under Mladić’s command, led Srebrenica’s Bosniak male inhabitants into the mountains, where thousands of them were massacred. This is the largest genocide in Europe since World War II.
Srebrenica is Dutch history is a campaign which demands attention for the Srebrenica genocide, the role of the Netherlands and its 25th anniversary in the Netherlands.
Photographer Robin de Puy made 25 portrait photos of Bosnian Dutch women and men of 25 years old. All photographed have roots in Bosnia, but are born or raised in the Netherlands. Their double identity symbolizes the interconnectedness of Dutch and Bosnian history. The temporary monument consists of large format prints of the 25 photos placed in a circle on the Plein. Within this circle the physical commemoration will take place on July 11, after which the temporary monument will remain for three weeks.
If you also feel that the genocide should have a more prominent place in Dutch history education and should be taught in an inclusive manner. If you agree, please sign the petition here.
Srebrenica is Dutch History shows all 25 portraits, background-information and personal stories.
Jane Goodall LINDA. magazine
Stromae