
Candida Höfer,
Anatomisches Institut der Universität Basel I, 2002
Candida Höfer,
who represented Germany at the 2003 Venice Biennale, also exhibited
recently at Magnani in London. We are delighted to have the opportunity
of publishing a number of these photographs accompanied by an essay
by Susan Butler which discusses developments in Höfer's work
and the ways in which she conveys the personal experience of social
spaces.

Candid Höfer,
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript LibraryNew Haven CT IV, 2002
Paul Graham's new series, American Night, currently
on show in New York and London, pursues the artist's interest in the
nature of vision. Val Williams discusses how Graham's work, a visual
narrative which contrasts poverty and affluence in the American urban
landscape, explores the boundaries between art and politics.

Paul Graham, American
Night, 2003
The installation of Wolfgang
Tillman's exhibition at Tate Britain this summer reinforced
his philosophy of a non-hierarchical way of seeing. The artist kindly
accepted our invitation to make a personal selection and layout of
his photographs for publication in this issue and these are accompanied
by an essay by Mark Durden.

Wolfgang Tillmans, Muskel, 2001
We profile Anneè
Olofsson's atmospheric photographs of mother/daughter and
father/daughter relationships which scrutinise deep-seated metaphysical
fears. Parveen Adams discusses the paper world of Thomas Demand,
and John Slyce writes on the 'unidentifiable' Cindy Sherman.

Anneè Olofsson, Unfamiliar, 2001
We are delighted to present
a selection of photographs from the five winners of the 2003
Jerwood Photography Awards. Selected from over 600 applicants
- Veronica Bailey, Polly Braden, Danny Treacy, Edgar Martins
and Naglaa Walker - each receive £2,000 to assist them
in the early stages of their careers. This new prestigious annual
award is open to artists who work with the medium of photography and
who have graduated from a visual arts degree course in the UK within
the last three years. Through the management of the Jerwood Photography
Awards, Portfolio is in a unique position to identify and publish
the most innovative photographic art emerging within the UK. Guidelines
for entry to next year's Awards will be announced in May 2004, in
the next issue of Portfolio and on the magazine's web site.
Gloria
Chalmers
Editor

Thomas Demand,
Poll, 2001
features
Candida
Höfer
Another Time, Another Space Susan Butler
Thomas
Demand
Demand without Desire Parveen Adams
Wolfgang
Tillmans
Uninhibited Looking Mark Durden
Paul
Graham
American Night Val Williams
Cindy
Sherman
Beyond Recognition John Slyce
Anneè
Olofsson
The Agony and the Ecstasy Kate Zamet
2003
Jerwood Photography Awards
Introduction by Mark Haworth-Booth
Veronica Bailey 2 Willow Road
Polly Braden Made in China
Danny Treacy Grey Area
Edgar Martins Black Holes & Other Inconsistencies
Naglaa Walker On Physics
reviews
Lorna
Simpson
Review by Amna Malik
Cruel
& Tender
Review by David Chandler

Naglaa Walker, from On Physics, 2001