Diego Collado

‘The viewer has to pour their own unconscious into interpreting these images, make them their own, allow themselves to be encouraged by the existence of a void.’

Nicola Lo Calzo

An investigation of how historical racial factors shape memory, heritage and political and interpersonal relations in Louisiana and Mississippi.

Justin Coombes

‘From this, I developed the idea of the kingfisher’s search for a nest taking place over the course of a day, and this day being a microcosm of her world and a greater search for home and for meaning.’

Jake and Dinos Chapman

‘My attempts are mocked by the monstrosities that leer up at me from the page.’

Nadia Shira Cohen

‘I wait for the moment they sense what I am trying to do.’

Edmund Clark

‘His mail became part of the control process his interrogators exercised.’

Afshin Dehkordi

Green Cardamom

For the visual essay in Granta112: Pakistan, we collaborated with Green Cardamom – an organisation which focuses on international contemporary art viewed from an Indian Ocean perspective. With their help, we selected fourteen prominent figures from the contemporary art scene in Pakistan, and reproduced their work in the magazine.

George Butler

George Butler’s sketches from a journey across west Africa.

Jo Broughton

Dave Eggers

Claudia Alva

Claudia Alva’s photographs of an investigation of book piracy in Peru.

Bruce Connew

‘It was an isolated incident, and there had been no official or unofficial communication about it.’

Nick Danziger

Nick Danziger’s photographs of the troubled Paris suburb of Bagneux.

Gautier Deblonde

A selection of photographs from the Arctic archipelago Svarlbard.

Douglas Brooker

‘I was bored. That was how it started. Anything I ever did that amounted to anything–or not–has always been the result of being sick of doing something else.’

Hans Joachim Ellerbrock

‘Partly as a result of emissions from these plants, but more particularly because brown coal is burnt in private houses, Halle has the highest level of air pollution in Germany.’

Geoffrey Biddle

Geoffrey Biddle’s photographs of his family in Granta 39: The Body.

Geoffrey Biddle

‘When I first worked here, the neighbourhood was not called Alphabet City. It was the Puerto Rican part of the Lower East Side and the Puerto Ricans called it Loisaida, low-ee-SIGH-da, a new York-Puerto Rican version of Lower East Side.’

Jan Bogaerts

‘Bergtesgaden was, for some time, the home town of both Adolf Hitler and Dieter Eckhardt, the father of national socialism.’

Fouad Elkoury

Fouad Elkoury’s photographs of life in Cairo’s suburbs.

Isabel Ellsen

‘Gradinari House is thirty kilometres from Bucharest. One hundred and fifteen children live here.’

John Berger

‘Use these photos as means of transport. Ride on them. No passes needed. Go close. Imprudently close. They leave every minute.’

Anthony Cavendish

‘Good heavens, old boy! It isn't the Russians we worry about; it's the British public that we don't want to know about it.’