Photography

Pushing a boat and the boundaries of queer and identity, García del Castillo travelled through canals and genders with Steev Lemercier, a cat, and a dog.

If you are already addicted to this wacky and queer new era you must know Rebecca’s work. Long life to those who speak out about common realities!

The first solo show of the artistic duo Saty+Pratha is now open in Toronto. We couldn’t miss to ask them few questions about their Currents and Clichés.

Barcelona recibe un año más la exposición de fotoperiodismo más destacada del mundo, siendo además una de las primeras en hacerlo. ¿Te la vas a perder?

The photographer and filmmaker Tasha Tylee wants to create more awareness with her photos on the issues we got in the world. Make sure you have tissues.

From a rebellious teenager in her tiny Japanese hometown to a gender-role defying photographer in LA, this insatiable creative speaks about her new book.

He is an example of self-determination and he believes that only by doing what you really want to do you’ll do your best. Long live to those who dream!

Her work is more than a romantic view of a lonely pretty girl in a dreamy room. Cristina creates a connection between space and the solitude of her muses.

This photo series explores the tension between utilitarian home store items and opulent Hermès products through still life. We talk to the creators.

Known as fashion photographer, Jeff Hahn just published "Port Yarin", his very own portraitures exploring the world and human beauty free from the average.

Girls, girls, girls, irreverence, freshness and spontaneity are some of the main elements we find in this photographer’s work, the creator of MCMR.

From the clash between tourists and refugees to the global metal scene, there are no boundaries for the artsy documentary photography of Jörg Brüggemann.

Solo la unión de dos mentes creativas podría dar lugar a un estudio con un sello tan propio como Fragmento Universo, donde lo simple no pasa desapercibido.

Música, fotografía, pintura y todo lo que inspire. Carla Pérez Vas es creativa por naturaleza y no puede evitar convertir todo lo que hace en arte.

For the sake of ingenuity and truth, this exhibition in NYC lets us behold reality in all of its facets to shock our systems and understand life.

With a particular use of lightning, Italian photographer Alice Schillaci stands out for her simple but expressive digital photographs. We talk to her.

Vienna based photographer talks about life in favelas, her use of contrasted pastel inspired imagery – the city bursting with culture, Rio De Janeiro.

Caroline is not worried whether her work is distinguished or significant. She has a sense of humor and just wants to be in the conversation.

This photographer uses his work as a means of documenting his life and what surrounds him. Youth, freedom and confrontation are his main subjects.

This photographer lives between two different worlds, and he tries to reflect this displacement in his work, aiming to capture the essence of youth.

By playing with the most unknown angles of human body, New York based photographer Arielle Bobb-Willis keeps us trapped in her youthful and fresh universe.

Poca gente utiliza el retoque de foto como Silvia. Ella no quiere hacer sus imágenes perfectas, sino darles atmósferas inquietantes y oníricas.

Callum Toy spends 95% of his time thinking about and planning shots. Keep an eye on him, we will see his name around in the future.

This Instagram account provides an inspiring platform and invites you to take notice of the beautiful grounds that our feet touch on a daily basis.

How to revive a faceless city? This photographer captures his hometown, Tashkent (Uzbekistan), from different angles and with a very personal approach.

The young American photographer explores – and redefines – the concept of gender identity in her latest photographic series, titled “Beautiful boy”.

Galerie Gmurzynska presents the exhibition "Pool party in the snow". The 1980’s natural photos include snap-shoots of elite celebrities by Jean Pigozzi.

If you are in London, you have a date with Wolfgang Tillmans. Tate Modern’s exhibition emphasises his extended practice in an exciting variety of media.

Instead of getting caught up in concepts, Yuri mainly captures the situations that inspire him, beautiful things that are a form of communication themselves.

We talk with the photographer about the importance of imagination and Instagram’s role in creating a whole new genre of image makers.