Over piña coladas at a beach bar beneath the famous Sint Maarten flight path, the roar of low-flying jumbo jets prompts a traveller and his thirsty accomplice to reflect on …
B.A. Van Sise
B.A. Van Sise
B.A. Van Sise is an internationally-known photographer and the author of the visual poetry anthology Children of Grass. His visual work has previously appeared in the New York Times, Village Voice, Washington Post and Buzzfeed, as well as major museum exhibitions throughout the United States, and his written work in Poets & Writers, the Southampton Review, Eclectica, and the North American Review.
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A friend-in-need invites a traveler on a spontaneous trip to Puerto Rico, where he attempts to distract her from her pain by indulging in the local sports scene, leading to …
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A traveler in Vatican City arrives during the Pope’s dying moments to experience the panic and mourning caused by his passing. While the city awaits the news, he browses the …
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After being stopped by several soldiers upon entering Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris, photojournalist B.A. Van Sise soon realizes that there may very well be a bomb close by. …
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The author of this piece is not Irish, even on St. Patrick’s Day. Nevertheless, he traveled from the United States to the small parish of Ematris in Ulster to visit …
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While collecting stories of endangered languages from Native American communities across the United States, photojournalist B.A. Van Sise stops in a small town in South Dakota and must reckon with …
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A photojournalist on assignment dives headlong into the guts and glory of Carnevale in Italy’s Sardinia. All photos (C) B.A. Van Sise There’s a moment, I think, when one has …
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A photojournalist observes life in rural Oklahoma while following the story of a local execution.Cover photo: East of McCord, Oklahoma, 4:15pm, October 28th, 2021. All photos credit: B.A. Van Sise. …
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Photojournalist B.A. Van Sise takes a road trip through the American South as states begin to defiantly reopen after months of lockdown. On a rural stretch of southern Virginia’s Jefferson …
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