In the 1999 film ‘Messengers’ one of the protagonists says to our Lycra-clad heroine, ‘You look like a race queen’. Parochially translated for American audiences as, ‘You look like a slut’, this missive unintentionally sums up the role of race queens in the modern world.
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Text & Photography © Arnaud De Grave / Magnesium There is a universal drive for gambling that I am at loss for understanding. Some people bet …
Text & Photography © Stavro Papadopoulos / Magnesium Thessaloniki: this is where I was born. This is my hometown, a place loaded with memories which feed …
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Part One in a series on Tokyo Underground, produced with content from the following Magnesium members: Photography © Ken Lee and Skorj / Magnesium All Rights …
Text and /or Photography by Nathalie Farigu / Magnesium To me, the name Burma always conjured up images from George Orwell’s Burmese Days or Rudyard Kipling’s …
Mg Photographer Damon Coulter takes a look at the aging heart of Tokyo’s Sugamo district.
Magnesium Photographer John Gladdy goes to London’s All Saints’ Church to find out about the King of the Clowns
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