Newsletter | Blind's Week: Sage Sohier, Akasha Rabut, Sabrina Jeblaoui

See, read and understand the language of photographersFrom our tender pets to strange night owls and New Orleans horses, this week Blind explores the animal side that lives within us.

Sage Sohier: Curious Critters

For over thirty years the American photographer Sage Sohier has been capturing the antics of our darling pets. Her funny and endearing exhibition is on view online exclusively on the website of the California-based Joseph Bellows Gallery. 

Akasha Rabut: the Magic of New Orleans

Death Magick Abundance, photographer Akasha Rabut's first book of photos, is the culmination of her ten-year collaboration with the people of New Orleans. Her images celebrate the city’s thriving culture through the pink smoke of the Caramel Curves, the prancing horses of the Southern Riderz, and the exuberant atmosphere of street parties.

Sabrina Jeblaoui "The Berlin club scene: it's bot terrifying and beautiful"

Posted outside the doors of Berlin techno clubs, Sabrina Jeblaoui, 26, captures night owls heading home or on their way to party elsewhere. Spontaneous portraits shot on film that show what it clubbing is like nowadays.

During this trying time, Blind wishes to support photographic creation and invites photographers to submit series created while self-isolating.

Send them to us at the following address: [email protected]