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Into the Quiet Zone: An American county living entirely off the grid

Radio silence — Could you live without your iPhone? Without Instagramming your every move? Photographer Emile Holba makes a pilgrimage to Pocahontas County, West Virginia, where life inside the National Radio Quiet Zone is interference-free.

  • Photography
  • Emile Holba

Felipe Merida’s powerful illustrations reveal America’s hidden Latino workers

Ghosts in the machine — Felipe Merida’s Latinos USA solo show celebrates the often-overlooked contribution of Latinos to American society.

  • Art
  • Alex King

The street gangs, dancers and hustlers of the Deep South

New exhibition: The Gods — Scottish photographer Ivar Wigan explores urban poverty and the lives of marginalised groups in North America’s Deep South.

  • Photography
  • Robin Nierynck

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