Photography

The Venezuelan photographer discusses her process, inspiration and the fortitude of her country's women, children, families and communities.

We talk to the queer artist about “Bodybuilders,” the colourful evolution of the United Kingdom’s club scene, and what makes every day a performance.

In this series of photographs Sandra Seaton explores the female gaze, and is interested in representing both their masculine and feminine characteristics.

The artist wants spectators to forget societal norms in her first solo exhibition “Inner Identities” at Barcelona's Plataforma2, on view until December 8.

This introspective photographer discusses her project “The World of Hedonia,” an indulgent exploration of the meaninglessness of the pursuit of pleasure.

30 years after the book’s initial release, “Sex” is being honoured through a reprint and exhibition courtesy of Saint Laurent’s Anthony Vaccarello.

Lo tradicional y lo digital juntos en la nueva Instax para que las fotografías den un paso más allá: AR Print y Instax Connect como nuevas funciones.

Omne trium perfectum. Everything that comes in threes is perfect, including the boxset “Dior by Sarah Moon,” celebrating their long lived relationship.

“Stars” is the retrospective exhibition of the photographer's most famous shots which will show at different Fotografiska venues all over the world.

El fotoperiodismo vuelve a Barcelona junto a seis regiones del mundo para exponer: el cambio climático, los derechos humanos y las tensiones políticas.

Inspired by Afrofuturism, the photographer aims to advance discourse surrounding livelihood in Nigeria, with a particular focus on Lagos’ queer community.

¿Quiénes somos? ¿Qué hacemos? ¿Hacia dónde vamos? Estas son algunas de las preguntas que la artista trata de resolver mediante su fotografía y performance.

Tupac, Britney Spears or Kim Kardashian. These are some of the celebs featured in “Make Believe,” now on view at Fotografiska New York until January 8.

Embarking on a 365-day photographic journey, he captures the textures of the Áo Dài, Vietnam’s traditional dress, from a traditional yet modern angle.

Más de cuatro décadas de trabajo expuestas en tres puntos diferentes de Barcelona hasta el 15 de enero alrededor del género, raza o cuestiones políticas.

Gagosian gallery hosts the well-established fashion photographer's first London-based exhibition titled “Chrysalis,” now on view until November 12th.

Slip back to the late 80s with these photographs, and watch the birth of Acid House spill out from sweaty London dancefloors onto Ibiza’s blessed shores.

The MoMA is paying homage to this German photographer and his complex art practice in “To Look Without Fear,” now on view until January 1st 2023.

Inspired by his family traditions, this British photographer and artist takes floral art to a whole new and virtual level with his dazzling blocks.

¿Es el otoño una estación de fotografía? Pues sí y hasta el 14 de octubre con “But still, life” en la galería el Chico de Madrid te convenceremos.

The photographer discusses his background in journalism, his adventures around the world and at home, and his ongoing project about climate change.

The Ukrainian photographer used to wish she could blink and preserve a moment. Cameras now allow her this superpower; one she has needed in recent months.

Dos de nuestros fotógrafos favoritos y colaboradores habituales de METAL han probado la revolucionaria printer este verano. Hoy comparten sus impresiones.

The Lagos-based photographer discusses his use of the colour red, how he captures intangible themes, and the creative process behind his projects.

The New York City-based 19-year-old artist seeks to express himself and use photography to help others do the same. His blazing career has only just begun.

The photographer’s series of portraits features young Black women who are fighting for gender equality in Johannesburg in a fun way – skateboarding.

Twenty-eight arts organisations from around the world band together to document their local weather, giving us a new perspective to climate change.

The photographer talks to us about her first book project, “Baroness by Yushi Li ‘(m)Other’” and the nature of the gaze in a world full of digital eyes.

“Altered States,” live at Hen’s Teeth Studio Gallery in Dublin, uses brightly coloured images of bodies and flowers to explore the affordances of distortion.

Changing gazes, performativity and spy cameras: peeking into the life and work of French Dominican photographer in her new exhibition “Another Love Story.”