Photography
The photographer steps out of the studio to capture the rebellious, countercultural spirit of the city’s post-punk community. A raw, intimate glimpse into a radical new movement.
La obra “Copying Claudia” de Pachi Santiago reaparece en clave oscura y simbólica, con diseño español y trece años celebrando el arte del autorretrato.
We talk to the British-Dutch artist about his approach to photographing indigenous cultures, covering topics from the process of analogue portraiture, to AI, to the issue of romanticisation.
Transcending decades and classes, the artist’s exhibition in New York brings together photos from icons to everyday folk in this powerful collection, on display through August 31.
Dora Maar fue mucho más que musa de Picasso: fotógrafa valiente, dibujante radical y artista con mirada propia. Lo cuenta María Millán, comisaria de la exposición dedicada a la artista.
Photography takes centre stage at the Swiss art fairs. Bold artists are reimagining the medium through sculpture, collage, and digital experimentation at Art Basel & Liste 2025.
Uncover Angela Hill's rediscovered photos of the iconic 90s X-girl street show. A rare glimpse into the cult guerrilla event with Chloë Sevigny, Sofia Coppola, and Kim Gordon that defined an era.
The Getty Museum presents “Queer Lens,” the first major U.S. exhibition to survey photography through a queer perspective, revealing a hidden history from secrecy to resilience.
Memory isn’t static, and neither is the photographic image. "Recuerdo" in Toronto traces this tension with over 100 works by Latin American, diasporic, and Canadian voices.
La 12.ª edición del festival llega bien cargada con una feria, un photobook market, visionados, talleres y actividades abiertas a todos los públicos. Del 23 al 25 de mayo en el Disseny Hub.
Where are the thinkers? At Photo London. Sunday is the last day you can discover abstract and emotionally moving images that often tell rather than show their concept.
Few photographers have chronicled spectacle with the same genuine eye as Derek. With his latest project, he turns that gaze toward one of cinema’s most iconic stages: the Cannes Film Festival.
If you’re in Portugal between May 15 and June 29, make sure to visit some of the sixteen exhibitions that make up this year’s edition, reflecting on identity, erasure, nature, and technology.
In this interview, we meet the Spanish-born, London-based artist and discuss portraying the Dominican ballroom scene, chasing the sublime, and their latest photobook.
At a time when photography is increasingly intangible, the Polaroid format reasserts the value of physicality, imperfection, and presence. This exhibition in Berlin is a testament to that.
Un encuentro, una fotógrafa y una familia gitana dispuesta a abrir las puertas de su realidad. Siete años de convivencia y otros muchos que vendrán, así nos lo cuenta ella.
Mystery, fantasy and femininity welcome you into Meng’s world. We got the chance to interview the Berlin-based photographer and peek into her work, influences and love for storytelling.
By juxtaposing his formative street photography with more famous later portraits, this show at Gagosian in Rome reveals Avedon’s enduring commitment to capturing the complexities of human expression.
How do we repair the ruptures in our lives? How do we reconcile with the time lost? The artist tries to answer these questions in her heart-wrenching solo show at Amsterdam’s Foam museum.
With a visual language that’s dreamlike yet documentary, evocative yet raw, the Brazilian photographer captures the incredibly rich life of the Amazon in his new Paris solo show.
Philanthropist Lisa Saltzmant, together with Annie Leibovitz, launch the first edition of this prize to empower the next generation of talent. We interview five of the shortlisted artists.
Known for portraying queer nightlife in Berlin, the Greek photographer now shifts his focus to capture more intimate, special moments in his fourth self-published photobook, “Intertwined.”
Twenty-three artists get together in this exhibition at C/O Berlin to rewrite the past, present, and future of Africa by challenging stereotypes and colonial perspectives and envisioning new futures.
Another universe of homoerotic male tales is possible within the Chinese artist’s photographs, which fuse the mythological with the contemporary, and the poetic with the visual.
A journey through memory and longing, the photographer weaves nostalgia into a striking visual tapestry of home and identity in his latest solo show at Marrakech’s Loft Art Gallery.
This initiative brings together artists like Nadia Lee Cohen, Martin Parr, Troye Sivan, Sofia Coppola, Petra Collins, and Gabriel Moses to raise funds to support wildfire recovery across Los Angeles.
We speak with Oscar Lund-Hansen and Fredrik Hvass, who lead Swim Club IMG, a photography combo based in Stockholm, part of the project Swim Club World.
“Even the smallest ember can ignite a revolution.” In this project, photographer Ali Salkini and art director Anass Aboo defy prejudices against immigrants in the fashion industry.
The Japanese and the American artists engage in a dialogue about the dynamics of identity and how they portrayed them through their own creative vision.
¿Por qué ‘podemos’ celebrar algo en la calle pero no llorar? El fotógrafo desafía las convenciones sociales con este proyecto que reivindica el espacio público como lugar de expresión sentimental.