We are an Art Gallery, an Agency and a small independent Publishing House: streets all over the World, a sight of reality, the eyes of the street.
ProgressivE-zine is a no-profit magazine: you can buy the print version of ProgressivE-zine on our website by clicking on the magazine's cover.
We are a look at the Globalised World. We show the effects of globalisation. Photography as ethnography, our ethos is an anthropological, sociological, and social vision.
“There is another world, but it is in this one.” ― W.B. Yeats
“Thanks to us, the street photographers, people see the real world” B.H.
Progressive-Street is a "gang" of international photographers looking at the other side, yes, but in this world.
Alberto M. Melis, Alphan Yilmazmaden, Anat Shushan, Andrea Ratto, André Bogaert, Anne Launcelott, Asli Ulaş Gönen, Batsceba Hardy, B.D. Colen, Betty Manousos, Bogo Pečnikar, Boy Jeconiah, Bruce Saille, Bruno Lavi, Cameron Scott, Cassian Edwards, Catia Montagna, Christian Stops, Corinne Spector, David Goold, Deepbrata Dutta, Delfim Correlo, Don Scott, Edita Sabalionyte, Eduardo Storch, Eric Davidove, Fabio Balestra, Federico Borobio, George Koulouridis, Gerri McLaughlin, Harrie Miller, Isabelle Coordes, James Payne, Jay Tanen, João Coelho, Jonathan Camélique, Karlo Flores, Keef Charles, Lola Minister, Lukasz Palka, Marco DM, Mario Barrela, Martin Agius, Martin Ingber, Michael Kennedy, Mikael Carlsson, Myriam Aadli, Nadia Eeckhout, Neta Dekel, Neville Fan, Niklas Lindskog, Orlando Durazzo, Orna Naor, Pacho Coulchinsky, Pablo Abreu, Patty DeJuneas, Petros Kotzabasis, Pia Parolin, Rene Geensen, Richard Keshen, Roberto Bartolini, Ruber Osoria, Shimi Cohen, Shubhodeep Roy, Siddhartha Mukherjee, Simone Christina Sander, Srijoyee Datta, Theodoros Topalis, Tina Manley, Tinglan Li, Tuna Angel, Ximena Echagüe.
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Progressive Street was realised by Batsceba Hardy through a passion for street photography, originating from roots on DeviantArt. It began as a Facebook group in early 2017 with the involvement of Robert Bannister, Michael Kennedy, and Fabio Balestra, and has taken its current form since the start of 2018.
Photographers retain all copyrights to their photographs