Photography
Until March 11, visit the exhibition exploring how a new generation of visual artists uses fashion to explore themes of access, identity and diversity.
Los fotógrafos murcianos publican “Fiambre”, un fotolibro que documenta desde una doble mirada contemporánea una tradición ganadera de hace décadas.
Meet photographer Myles Pedlar on their search for freedom in anonymity, expressions of queerness, femininity and moments where tension meets harmony.
Capturó la esperanza en medio del más terrible horror, y ahora el documental “Moonface. Una mujer en la guerra”, recoge su vida como corresponsal de guerra.
We sit down with the Danish photographer surrounded by piles of pictures as she works on her upcoming book to discuss her fascinating life and vibrant work.
Walt Cassidy, otherwise known as Waltpaper of New York’s club kid era, speaks to us about his new book and letting go of the past in order to grow.
Vida, muerte, guerra o reconciliación retratadas por Brassaï o Cartier-Bresson. Recorre la metropolis moderna de la mano de esta exposición en CaixaForum.
With the premise ‘performance is an independent art form and photography is its constant companion’, this exhibition explores the boundaries between the two.
Finding inspiration in the past, editor Benjamin Wolbergs is adjusting the lens on modern-day queer identity in his new contemporary photographic book.
La cuarta exposición monográfica del artista alemán aterriza en la galería madrileña Juana de Aizpuru hasta el 14 de diciembre. Una muestra tan punk como él.
Discover the beautiful work of this photographer, who merges passion with the delicacy of nakedness without restriction through his intimate, raw lens.
Dario Salamone, Luca Grottoli and Ivo Sekulovski are opening a group exhibition in Milan with other photographers that challenges traditional curatorship.
Delve into the familiar yet strange, intimate yet aseptic work of the Australian photographer in her biggest survey exhibition to date in Melbourne.
This British-Iranian photographer uses his camera to explore and make sense of the world around him with images that are an honest portrayal of humanity.
Highly influenced by Surrealism as well as philosophy and metaphysics, the NYC-based artistic duo creates an inimitable world delving into the human psyche.
Don’t miss the fourth edition of the festival from November 14 to 17, which focuses on Inez & Vinoodh, fashion films, and alternative ways of image-making.
After almost forty years, his photographs of the ‘70s and ‘80s Californian lifestyle came to light in SFMOMA. This is his story; a story about not giving up.
Using a 1991 piece as a starting point, Gallery 102 in Washington DC explores notions of representation and queer identities through modern-day artists.
Descubre al fotógrafo vasco-uruguayo cuyas imágenes, capaces de capturar la emoción de un recuerdo, mezclan el arte más delicado con el documentalismo.
From documenting her chemotherapy treatment to portraying social issues, the photographer travels the world to show the realities she encounters.
After interviewing and portraying some of his idols – like Wolfgang Tillmans and Patti Smith –, the journalist self-publishes a book compiling some of them.
Foto Colectania inaugura una exposición con distintas joyas de los artistas más relevantes y rompedores del movimiento de la contracultura madrileña.
What happens when you mix two apparently contradictory artistic expressions like Baroque and Ikebana? Discover it in this Swedish photographer’s series.
Meigas, males de ojo o curandeiras; no es ningún secreto que Galicia es mística, y esta fotógrafa lo descubre con un amor profundo por su tierra.
With a strong personality and passion for sports, 11-year-old Ava Valentine is captured practising gymnastics in this documentary-style series.
Una cámara analógica y una ciudad por descubrir. La fotógrafa revela su particular visión de NYC adentrándose en los pensamientos de sus retratados.
Flower and art addicts, rejoice! Next October 13, Ostudio in Brooklyn opens this group exhibition focusing on the floral theme through a myriad of approaches.
The smell of the sea, the soft texture of a white rock eroded by the water and the sunset. Welcome to “Amo”, an intimate love story set in Greece.
Photographer Cian Oba-Smith exudes much needed optimism in a world rife with disorder and dismay with his hopes that art has the power to make change.
Capturing the rawness of war in Congo, the Michigan-born photojournalist guides us through tragedy but also hope in a raw, intimate and straightforward way.