Madeleine Pollard is a Berlin-based writer and journalist who covers art, photography and visual culture. Her work has been featured in Dazed, i-D, AnOther, British Journal of Photography, Elephant, FT Weekend, Monocle, VICE, The Economist, and The Independent, among others.
Some Small World → Trust issues in the age of accelerationismDazed → On the slippage between dream and memoryByline → The Rise And Shine Of Sleep CapitalismDazed → Stanley Stellar’s Don’t Worry BoysAnOther → Visualising Queer Nightlife with Amelia AbrahamBJP → Through the gates of hell and heaven: Dean Majd’s New York odysseyDazed → Yushi Li on turning her fantasies into photographsAnOther → In Pictures: The Rebellious Lesbian Scene of 90s San Franciscoi-D → Photographing the forgotten labyrinths of Kowloon Walled Cityi-D → The photographer confronting techno-Orientalism, one cyborg at a timeDazed → These world-making photos envision a queer utopiaBritish Journal of Photography → Bottled Desires: How Sant Khalsa captured the commodification of thirst in the early 2000sDazed → In Pictures: The real strippers of AtlantaElephant → Why Is Foot Fetishism Stepping into the Spotlight?