Photography
Celebrating its tenth anniversary in Milan, the exhibition revives its inaugural “Women by Women” theme. Over forty-five artists capture the fluid, political, and intimate female gaze.
After over thirty years working as a fashion photographer, Bill Georgoussis hosts a solo show at K Gold Temporary Gallery reflecting on analogue vs digital, spontaneity, and secrecy.
Más que una muestra, un viaje iniciático. Alejandro Madrid aborda la imagen como ritual, la herencia espiritual y la atención plena como resistencia frente al ritmo frenético actual.
“Ground Rules” steps out of the expected imagery of Mexico to highlight the humorous, the gentle, and the discouraging of finding and making a home.
Highlighting the interactions between humans and natural landscapes, this photographer uses his camera to comment on larger social and spiritual dynamics in Chinese society.
For this year’s Acne Paper inaugural exhibit in Paris, the photographer, director and FKA Twigs collaborator presents a new series of sublime portraits of Marina Abramović, Yves Tumor, and more.
Challenging notions of beauty and identity, the Taylor Wessing Prize 2025 showcases powerful narratives from Martina Holmberg, Luan Davide Gray, and more at London’s National Portrait Gallery.
Una retrospectiva en Barcelona recorre la mirada poética y social del primer latinoamericano en Magnum. De la crudeza callejera al misticismo, un viaje por la obra que transformó la fotografía.
You’ve probably seen the genre-defying work of the photographer. What you probably haven’t seen is all of the 126 images that make up the book. Now, Gagosian in London is putting them all together.
The photographer tells us about the lineage of his photographic style, recent experimentations, his new book “Invisible Sun”, and what he views as the role of AI in art making.
Celebrating 40 years of Avedon’s “In The American West,” this showcase strips away glamour to reveal the raw endurance of drifters, miners, and the unseen America through a stark, human lens.
Over 450 photographs by the influential American artist dress a labyrinthine space in Berlin. A major non-linear retrospective exploring post-war life, marginality, and identity.
Next to Florence, Centro Pecci presents rarely seen Polaroids made by Italy’s most celebrated post-war photographer. Here’s what you need to know about the exhibition.
Nos sumergimos en el universo de la fotógrafa con un recorrido por su extenso legado y tomando sus años en la industria de la moda como eje principal de esta nueva exposición en A Coruña.
An intimate ode to the Australian wilderness in black and white. the photographer captures the raw beauty of landscapes and friends, celebrating the defiance and texture of analogue film.
Más de doscientas imágenes inéditas y en color recorren la trayectoria de una fotógrafa que capturó la poesía de lo cotidiano y lo marginal, desde las aceras de Nueva York hasta México.
Through the photographer’s dreamlike, colourful images, Fuggetti reflects on technology, the ecological crisis, and our ever-evolving connection to the world around us. She makes a case for empathy.
The Dutch-Moroccan photographer carefully weaves an alternative narrative to Atlanta’s strip club scene, highlighting the unsung leaders of hip-hop: the dancers.
A five-year exploration of bodies, desire, and the female gaze. Viridiana challenges how skin is seen, moving from personal introspection to a collective physical form that reclaims the narrative.
Con treinta años de carrera a sus espaldas, la fotógrafa ahora publica “Disparos contados”, una celebración de la intuición, la creatividad y el valor de la fotografía en la era de la inmediatez.
La fotógrafa palestina y ganadora del Premio World Press Photo demuestra lo que significa ser una fotoperiodista durante un genocidio, donde su trabajo es uno de los más peligrosos e indispensables.
The French photographer’s latest exhibition “E-1027+123” is dedicated to Eileen Gray’s iconic villa in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, the documentary power of architecture and how Le Corbusier destroyed everything.
The American photographer and filmmaker releases a book that features more than two decades of his collaboration with Vogue, showcasing his dark, unnerving, seductive, cinematic work.
The artists’ photobook, “No Woman’s Land,” implores you to connect to the resistance of ordinary Afghan women whose humanity is contested in a violent and pervasive manner.
A raw archive of 90s Berlin when it felt limitless. The German photographer captures the sweat, smoke, and anarchic joy of a subculture that thought it would last forever.
From shooting Beyoncé to redefining Black utopia, Tyler Mitchell’s first Paris solo exhibition explores a decade of visionary photography, video, and sculpture.
Hablamos con el fotoperiodista seleccionado en el World Press Photo 2025, quien retrata la memoria de los supervivientes de las cárceles sirias y nos cuenta su trabajo y futuros proyectos.
At 10 Corso Como, the photographer's archive is unveiled for the first time in a solo exhibition, “Atlas,” unfolding like the slow opening of a drawer.
The National Portrait Gallery in London presents the first exhibition completely dedicated to the British photographer, a journey through the man who redefined beauty, style and modern glamour.
“Esto es España”: un fotolibro que reinventa el folclore y reivindica la negritud como parte esencial de la identidad cultural nacional. Una visión valiente sobre tradición y pertenencia.