PAVLO BISHKO

PAVLO BISHKO

Photo editor

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“I Didn’t Think I’d Ever Shoot an Armed Conflict until the War Started On My Country’s Border.” Zaborona Talked To Polish Photojournalists Who Have Been Working in Ukraine Almost Constantly for Two Years Now
Bernd and Hilla Becher, a couple who turned coal mines and water towers into art. Art explainer in a stories
Portrait of Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit in the museum hut. Photo: Pavlo Bishko / Zaborona
Hutsul Macondo. Zaborona Visited the Museum of Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit, Which Is Called the Ukrainian Homer and Vivian Maier — And Fell Into the World of Magical Realism
“We Caught Shrimps Smacked Of Oil”. Zaborona Publishes a Visual Diary of a Soviet Soldier. Look, There Is a Goblin Paratrooper Here
Vernacular photography is a new trend among collectors. Zaborona tells about 5 Ukrainian Instagram Accounts collecting archival photoraphy
Траулер — любов моя. Заборона публікує фотоархів радянського моряка: всередині — Африка, Південна Америка, КДБ та Нептун
Trawler Is My Love. Zaborona Publishes Photo Archive of Soviet Sailor: Inside — Africa, South America, KGB, and Neptune
‘Hairdresser’s’. Zaborona Visited Old Soviet and Austro-Hungarian Hairdressing Salons in Galicia and Tells about Their Employees and Clients
5 Years of Mykola Matsey’s Captivity. The Photo Editor of Zaborona Recalls the Story of His Grandfather, Who Was Deported to Germany and Then to Siberia
Що залишають по собі «визволителі» у звільнених від них містах? Красномовні фото
What Do the ‘Liberators’ Leave Behind in the Cities Liberated from Them? Eloquent Photos
Life of an Ordinary Soviet Soldier from Kamchatka to Lviv. Zaborona Publishes a Unique Photo Archive Which Was Rescued from the Dump
Король гори: містичне життя Закарпаття в об'єктиві фолк-фотографа Михайла Косюка
King of the Mountain: The Mystical Life of Transcarpathia in the Lens of Folk Photographer Mykhailo Kosyuk
A Quaint World of Forgotten and Abandoned Things. Memories Hidden in the Basement of an Ordinary Lviv Khrushchev-Era Building