Issue 114

Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin

Photographs from the Belfast Exposed Archive, documenting the Troubles from the early 1970s.

Afshin Dehkordi

Green Cardamom

For the visual essay in Granta112: Pakistan, we collaborated with Green Cardamom – an organisation which focuses on international contemporary art viewed from an Indian Ocean perspective. With their help, we selected fourteen prominent figures from the contemporary art scene in Pakistan, and reproduced their work in the magazine.

Islam Gull

‘Truck artists transform village rickshaws, city buses and commercial trucks into a procession of moving colour.’

George Butler

George Butler’s sketches from a journey across west Africa.

Issue 111

Ian Teh

Michael Salu

Granta’s artistic director Michael Salu describes how the new issue’s cover (Granta 111: Going Back) came into being.

Issue 110

Jo Broughton

Issue 110

Dave Eggers

Issue 110

Yann Faucher

Issue 85

David J. Spear

‘My father was up early. Everything was in place: his books in their bag; each prayer and reading marked; his shoes shined, his shirt and collar, his cassock and cope pressed.’

Claudia Alva

Claudia Alva’s photographs of an investigation of book piracy in Peru.

Issue 108

Camilo José Vergara

‘Chicago was the first large American city I visited after I came to the United States from my home country, Chile.’