Imogen Eveson is a writer originally from Glastonbury, UK. Now based in Sydney, Australia (via London), she writes about arts, culture and travel and is the author of The Wapping Project on Paper.
Imogen Eveson goes in search of the hidden history of women in Spain’s devoted capital of the Camino.
From the surrealism that Dalí transposed onto a small Spanish fishing village, to the vibrancy of a Marrakech villa and garden that worked its way into Yves Saint Laurent’s collections, here are five homes that hold a very special place in the heart of their locale and the artist who created them.
Photographer Émilie Régnier explores the relationship between Africa and the West, celebrity and the everyday person, as she captures women in Côte d’Ivoire beauty salons and people across borders fashioned in leopard print.
Imogen Eveson revisits “the tail of the end of the earth,” the landscape that became the muse of one of America’s greatest artists of the 20th century.
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