best photos, 2016, photography, fader
My friend Natalie lost control of her body following a spinal cord injury this summer. Six months later, we spoke about her recovery, and why she’s documenting it.
18 artists, musicians, writers, and tastemakers talk about the art that defined their year.
Music by Rihanna, Future, and Drake helped the Bronx-raised creative explore beauty and belonging in a new series of paintings.
Anthony Supreme explains what it was like taking photos for J. Cole's 4 Your Eyez Only album.
All the selfies that The FADER's mailroom manager took with famous people this year.
This British fanzine is about women football fans, who also love fashion.
These photographers perfectly capture how it feels to be strangers in this strange land
Liz Johnson Artur talks about her new photo book where she captures the vibrance of the African Diaspora.
Laurel Golio is a Brooklyn-based photographer whose work has been featured in the New York Times, Vogue, The FADER, and more. She is also the co-founder of the LGBTQ photojournalism project, We Are the Youth.
New York-based photographer Michael Marcelle uses the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy as inspiration for an ethereal themed photo series
Chris Saunders captured the history of Johannesburg township pantsula in a new book.
