Kirill Golovchenko - Bitter Honeydew family history

Kirill Golovchenko - Bitter Honeydew family historyKehrer Verlag 2015 In the summer months, little markets rise up along the Ukrainian freeways that usually consist of individual, simply made fruit and vegetable stands. Some of the vendors stay overnight, putting up tents or small wooden shacks, or they live with their families in trailers. Their nighttime labors are the theme of the series Bitter Honeydew by the photographer Kirill Golovchenko. Not only the locals set up their stands on the side of

combined with the image of the humiliated young girl

begins tentatively in 1970s in black-and-white

an immersive documentation of Berlin’s disappearing gambling dens

inspired by the alliterative verse of the old English poems The Wanderer and The Seafarer

Jude created a world both familiar and uncanny

and Valerie Verhack (Curator at M Leuven)

natural and artistic landscapes

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In the nearly seven decades since its publication in France in 1958

Adeola Olagunju and Roberta Stein

Powerful emotional resonance arrives through tender observation

where Sally Stein and Gail Rebhan met in the 1980s