Photography
Get to know this photographer who builds her own sets to create the illusion of danger, threat and fear. You won’t believe those fires or oil spills are fake.
Meet the American photographer whose work captures the loneliness, mystery and greatness of the world, as well as people’s most honest emotions.
A project that merely started out as a personal outlet turned into a 10-year-long-project, capturing the new generation females in modern-day China.
Despite working with the medium of photography, the Portuguese artist goes beyond the definition of ‘photographer’. We speak with her to discover how.
Meet one of the first female photo reporters in Georgia. For years, she’s been photographing the daily lives of rural communities in a raw and honest way.
‘Man versus nature’ is older than time, but this Italian photographer takes a unique approach on the topic in his newest series, “Giardino all’italiana”.
The photographer exhibits some of his best pictures of young, beautiful boys, taken between the ‘70s until now, at Galerie Sultana in Paris until January 26.
“No considero que haya soluciones únicas a los problemas”, afirma Rafa. Por eso, su trabajo se encuentra a caballo entre el diseño, la fotografía y el arte.
Discover the work of this photographer, who’s been working on “The Influence Project”, a series of portraits of singers including Jorja Smith and Lauryn Hill.
If you love Tokyo, neon lights, cityscapes, and “Akira”, delve into these Japanese designer’s photographs, which he actually takes as just a hobby.
Arquitectos, fotógrafos y storytellers. Este dúo, que protagoniza sus propias imágenes llenas de juegos de formas y colores, te va a enamorar al instante.
Analogue photographer Gregor Törzs illuminates our world’s natural inhabitants; exposing the beauty of creation, and letting it develop its own narrative.
The Los Angeles-based photographer presents “Idolatry”, a book where Judy the Doll, the character from his previous book, finally finds true love.
These images remind us that there is life beyond war for those who live amongst it. Ishkar Photography shows another side to it: positivity and hope.
What are the limits of photography? Yuki Onodera likes to push the boundaries of this art form by re-inventing how stories are told, one picture at a time.
Inspired by flaws, imperfections, the surrealist era, and masters like Irving Penn and Richard Avedon, the Dutch photographer is creating a unique style.
Until December 22, visit the exhibition “Girls” in Bangkok, a ten-year-long project where the Chinese photographer has explored female identity.
With no prior experience in the art world, Marie Gomis-Trezise opened an online art gallery two years ago to showcase the works of African artists.
Meet the New York-based photographer that shoots everyday objects like flowers, vegetables and fish through a distorted and unexpected lens.
Through self-portraits, poppy still lives, and even films, the Los Angeles-based artist and photographer defies the status quo and shows their own reality.
From December 8, visit C/O Berlin to see how different artists, from Nan Goldin to Larry Clark and Erik Kessels, have explored death through photography.
From December 7, meet the American photographer taking to the streets of New York City to document the hidden reality of living while black in America.
Este fin de semana en Madrid, disfruta de una feria editorial, talleres, charlas, exposiciones y, claro está, el protagonista del festival, los fotolibros.
Running until December 16 at Foam (Amsterdam), her exhibition “Apples for Sale” studies the complex lives of Indonesian domestic female workers in Hong Kong.
With her personal spin on African codes and symbols, the work of Swiss-Guinean photographer Namsa Leuba sits somewhere between tradition and fiction.
By portraying topics like transhumanism and drug addiction, the Swiss photographer turns his fascination with the unusual into art on the human experience.
By using her photography as a force of social commentary, this artist is portraying the world how it’s meant to be seen: unbiased and unfiltered.
From November 16, discover the renowned photographer’s investigation of her native land, the American South, at a major exhibition held at the Getty in LA.
If you’re afraid of falling in public, watch this photographer’s work, where embarrassment and shame are substituted by wit, humour, and laughter.
Una flor efímera y dos historias paralelas nos recuerdan que todo puede cambiar. Hablamos con el fotógrafo sobre su último trabajo en Beirut.