Comment and debate The image of women – who actually decides? An interview with photographer and author Franziska Gilli about being a woman in Italy.
Comment and debate Between reasons of state and journalistic integrity. The German-Palestinian journalist Farid Dabour on media, power and responsibility
Comment and debate What some people see in a picture – and others miss. Transcultural perspectives show how differently people read images – and which hidden clues only some can see.
Comment and debate ‘Why should I watch this right now?’. TikTok researcher Marcus Bösch on attitude, platforms and why good journalism should still be seen today.
Comment and debate A cup of closeness. A table, two chairs and an attempt to start talking to each other again. Five encounters between strangers explore the art of talking – and listening. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Seeing is no longer believing. Photorealistic AI images are almost impossible to spot. What it means when a picture no longer proves anything but merely asserts.
Comment and debate ‘It was really lovely here!’. Thoughts on the temporality of photography – and what Roland Barthes might have said about Nina Hagen’s pop hit ‘Du hast den Farbfilm vergessen’.
Comment and debate Images in spite of all: photographic testimony from Auschwitz. In his groundbreaking study ‘Images malgré tout’, Georges Didi-Huberman contradicts the thesis that the Holocaust cannot be represented. His approach to the photographs from Auschwitz sparked a controversy.
Comment and debate Forever in your bytes. A conversation with ChatGPT about morality, diversity and parallels with Spike Jonze’s film ‘Her’
