Photography

Jordi Bernardó
Jordi Bernardó
Entre la grieta y el palacio

El artista nos lanza señales que apuntan al surgimiento de una nueva realidad en su exposición “Si no, mañana”, en la Galería Senda hasta el 8 de mayo.

Pavel Borshchenko
Pavel Borshchenko
Changing perceptions in an unchanging world

This Ukrainian photographer's work is a reflection on the world around him and the unchanging frameworks of the Soviet identity that are still present.

Rodell Warner
Rodell Warner
Reviving the past of Caribbean diaspora

This Trinidadian artist explores the digital archives of the Caribbean in his recent exhibition “Augmented Archives” at Bahamas’ Tern Gallery until May 14.

Veronique Charlotte
Veronique Charlotte
Gender is freedom

We speak to the italian photographer behind the striking black and white portraiture that celebrates nudity and gender euphoria.

Talk Soon
Talk Soon
Visual conversation

Quarantine creativity from Erik Kessels and Thomas Sauvin has bloomed into a new book-slash-art-project of surreal photographs and fantastical phrases.

Linda Simpson
Linda Simpson
Documenting drag culture

After experiencing the heyday of the New York drag scene, the multi-faceted queen collects her memories in her new photobook “The Drag Explosion”.

Love Letters for Harlem
Love Letters for Harlem
The intimacy of a community

This exhibition at the Claire Oliver Gallery features the work of Harlem-based photographers who capture the culture of the borough, on view until April 3.

Kata Geibl
Kata Geibl
There is nothing new under the sun

A grappling exploration of contemporary society, through analogue photography, Kata discovers different facets of human life in experimental scenes.

Alexander Beer
Alexander Beer
Snapshots of the world

Photographer Alexander Beer opens the world up through his lens to reveal an insight into different walks of life in sharp focus.

Donna Ferrato
Donna Ferrato
We are ‘holy’ women

Donna Ferrato documents female strength in a women-hating world; capturing the triumphs of various women in the face of abuse, violence, and oppression.

Todd Webb
Todd Webb
Photographing Africa’s changing phase

After being lost for over 50 years, thousands of photographs from Webb’s trip to Africa are recovered and put together in the book "Todd Webb in Africa."

John Scarisbrick
John Scarisbrick
Finally seeing the light of day

Having stored the pictures in a drawer for over 25 years, the legendary David Bowie photographs by John Scarisbrick are being exhibited for the first time.

Rocío Aguirre
Rocío Aguirre
Lo que llevo conmigo

La fotógrafa chilena, autora del fotolibro “Helados”, ahonda en la dimensión más personal y experimental de su mirada, en constante estado de búsqueda.

Edgar Martins
Edgar Martins
Exploring absence through photography

After 4 years working with prisoners and their families, the London-based photographer explores the idea of presence and absence through incarceration.

PhotoBrussels Festival 05
PhotoBrussels Festival 05
Capturing life in lockdown

From routines to parallel realities, the exhibition held in Hangar as part of PhotoBrussels Festival shows different experiences during the pandemic.

Los bailes perdidos
Los bailes perdidos
Movimientos nocturnos

Ideado por VVV [Trippin’you] y publicado por Helsinkipro, “Los bailes perdidos” consta de más de 300 páginas que homenajean las noches pre pandemia.

Miles Aldridge
Miles Aldridge
Bright colours and dark humour

Nothing is as it seems in the world created by renowned photographer Miles Aldridge who is showing "Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn." at Fotografiska.

Nicolas Krief
Nicolas Krief
Moving pictures

Photographer Nicolas Krief talks about art exhibitions, as we wait for museums to reopen, and appreciating the art that moves us and the people moving it.

Cindy Sherman
Cindy Sherman
Shapeshifting self-portraiture

The chameleonic photographer Cindy Sherman celebrates a 40-year-long career exhibiting around 300 images, some of them unseen, at Fondation Louis Vuitton.

David Vintiner
David Vintiner
Capturing humanity

Photographer David Vintiner talks us through his weird and wonderful projects, from technological human evolution to the wild landscapes of Kenya.

Entre el arte y la moda
Entre el arte y la moda
Mirada comprometida

De Man Ray a Helmut Newton, más de un centenar de fotografías extraídas de la colección de Carla Sozzani se dan cita en Madrid en una exposición única.

Damian Heinisch
Damian Heinisch
A movement through time

In his project "45", photographer Damian Heinisch delves into history, family, and migration by exploring present-day Europe and the echoes of the past.

Ca l’Isidret
Ca l’Isidret
Proyectos artísticos vinculados a la imagen y la edición

Conocemos la plataforma de proyectos vinculados a la imagen y la edición creada por los fotógrafos Aleix Plademunt, Juan Diego Valera y Roger Guaus.

Delphine Diallo
Delphine Diallo
Portraiture as protest

In her new photobook, this Brooklyn-based French photographer is using her camera to give a voice to communities who have been silenced around the world.

Ilyes Griyeb
Ilyes Griyeb
Reconnecting with reality

His interest in rural life and the family line of Moroccan farmers, and with an eye for raw reality, come together in this photographer’s first book.

About Longing Together
About Longing Together
Volver a la naturaleza, siempre

Valeria Vasi y Silvia Conde se embarcan juntas en este proyecto que aúna fotografía y escultura, con cierto aire de nostalgia, pero también con optimismo.

Lourdes Hernández
Lourdes Hernández
Ritual de paso

These Words Leaving my Body es su nuevo proyecto, un libro que recoge 10 años de su vida través de fotos y textos, y que acaba de publicar Terranova.

Kourtney Roy
Kourtney Roy
The cracks in the veneer

Cowboy dads and surviving the Canadian hinterland; photographer Kourtney Roy talks about her childhood and what’s behind her Lynchian retroscapes.

Sasha Maslov
Sasha Maslov
Telling Photographic Stories

Meet Sasha Maslov, photographer and story teller, who seeks to show the worlds hidden stories with a sharp eye for portraiture.

Roger Ballen
Roger Ballen
A 50-year retrospective

The largest retrospective of Roger Ballen’s career is on view at the Halle Saint Pierre, in Paris, an outstanding exhibition open until January 2021.