Meet the Street Surfers Picking Up 90% of South Africa’s Recycling
Filmmaker Arthur Neumeier and big wave surfer Frank Solomon celebrate the underground activists who keep the streets and the oceans clean.
Filmmaker Arthur Neumeier and big wave surfer Frank Solomon celebrate the underground activists who keep the streets and the oceans clean.
Todd Clare is a landscape photographer from Byron Bay Australia. His works are still, deep and as vivid as the lands they’re captured in. Dance through the desert and volcanic island with a visual essay accompanying Todd’s travel diaries
The South African photographer’s sublime portfolio shows our innate polarity, how we seek connection with nature and also reject it.
We chat with the South African artist about the evolution of his work and the inherent connection between human form and nature.
A florist’s take on getting out of your own way so you can find your voice, use it and sustain your creativity.
By venturing to the northernmost point of South America, travellers can help the indigenous tribe forgotten by the rest of the world.
When the photo lab Jason Hamilton was working for decided analogue processing was dead, he teamed up with his friend Andy to found one of Melbourne’s leading photo labs.
Tom Wolff’s photos will gently persuade even the fussiest travellers of the charms and freedoms of bike travel.
Photographer and writer Andy Summons took a dream trip through Africa's oldest desert with four good mates and a bag full of cameras. Along the way he worked out how to protect himself from lions, summited Africa's tallest sand dune, and survived a scenic flight in an antique plane with a baby-faced pilot.
Thirza Schaap is a Dutch-born photographer and artist who wants you to use less plastic. She started exploring how she could use her art practice as a means to start conversations about pollution and consumption.
Photographer and journalist Mandy Sham explores the immersive complexities of the human experience by delving into the ways in which people influence and occupy the microcosmic spaces around them.
Despite reams of compelling data and supporting evidence from the scientific community, the vital message of climate change action is still being missed by huge numbers of people. Jack Parsons examines the important role photographers and artists play in our environmental crises and looks at how they can achieve what scientists cannot.
Urth writer Eleanor Scott compiles a varied collection of our favourite photobooks from 2018, while also predicting a couple that we’ll love in 2019.
Our favourite short film uncoverings from the last few weeks wandering the neverending webscape.
A recount of one-way ticket travelling from New Zealand photographer Dawn Chapman.
Welcome to Urth Radio #7, what we listened to this week, curated by us for you. Or in this case, curated by Vanessa Marian, for us, for you.
Gordon Parks’ powerful depictions of injustice and poverty played a vital role in America’s civil rights movement.
Alexey Vasilyev lives in one of the coldest cities in the world in Yakutia, Russia. He makes photographs as a way to keep his mind healthy and to document his home town and the people who live there. Beautiful, just the way they are.
Take a peek at the winning photographs from the prestigious Travel Photographer of The Year awards.
Step onto a felucca with documentary photographer Sarah Pannell and bob along the Nile River.
Our top pick of inspiring films to get you on the move.
Repeated airport delays and political upheaval in India made for a de-tour to Sri Lanka that unfolds into a wondrous accidental adventure for Poppi Kuropatoff.