Photography
Dive into the enigmatic world of photographic savant Sam Wright who transforms ordinary moments into cinematic art masterpieces that touch the soul. There’s an open invite to his book launch, too.
The best of the industry meets up once a year in a villa in the south of France to celebrate fashion, photography, and accessories. Discover the winners!
The conceptual artist delves into his first solo exhibition “Shirttail Kin” at Dallas Contemporary, where he captures a more vulnerable side of white Southern masculinity through photography.
La revista Galio se estrena en Barcelona presentando a seis fotógrafxs que seguramente conoces (Rocío Aguirre, Olga de la Iglesia, Laia Benavides…) en una exposición que acaba de abrir en Nave Seis.
Si todavía no te has adaptado al frenético ritmo de las grandes ciudades, tienes una cita en la Costa Brava para conocer las exposiciones donde los propios fotógrafos están presentes.
Through a couple of series he shot in the ‘90s, “Industrial Archaeology” and “Fake Scape,” the photographer revisits Japan’s past to understand today’s present.
This photographer captures the intimate, romantic and sexual encounters among gay men of Berlin’s cruising scene. We discuss his niche field and two recent shows in the city.
El fotógrafo catalán reflexiona en su nueva exhibición acerca de la deshumanización de una industria en la que el rostro solía serlo todo. Hablamos con él.
The photographer’s latest book is an intimate depiction of the lives of British Chinese men, evoking the complexities of identity, memory and nostalgia.
“Fragile Beauty” documents the passage of time, key historical events, and intimate moments, but mostly the idiosyncrasies of human existence.
In an exhibit at London's Heathrow Airport, the photographer captures the plants that make asylum seekers remember the homes they had to leave.
La Fundació Foto Colectania le ha dado carta blanca a la fotógrafa, que reúne más de ochenta fotos y cinco filmes de su vasta y celebradísima carrera como artista.
In his latest series, now published as a photo book, the Swiss photographer turns the lens on himself to explore otherness and alienation. This is “Everything Goes Dark a Little Further Down.”
The artist’s delicate skill marries the organic and the industrial, the solid and the ephemeral, carving out a beloved niche for herself in the art world.
French multimedia artist and photo extraordinaire toys with conventional definitions of the image and our relationship to it in a new exhibition at the MEP.
Gagosian exhibits a two-part exhibition in Gstaad and London with work from the American photographer, where everything from commercial to personal is explored.
LA gallery Fahey/Klein explores the relationship between legendary photographers and musicians including names like Herb Ritts, Cher, Steve Schapiro, Ray Charles, and many, many more.
The photographer's retrospective exhibit at Vienna’s Albertina museum reveals his deep, brooding study of small American towns and their troubled but storied reality.
Si estás en la Costa Brava, no dudes en visitar las exposiciones que presenta la bienal, desde la retrospectiva de Lee Miller hasta el celebradísimo trabajo de Colita.
The exhibition, which features pieces of work from the designer and intimate photographs from his life, revels more of who was the man behind the myth.
In our chat with the photographer, we’re invited to peer behind our masks and hold up a mirror to ourselves, a sentiment reflected in her exhibition “Un/Masked” at Fotografiska Berlin.
The legendary photographer’s work rattled unbearably stale portrayals of women in fashion, offering a provocative counterpoint to past roles, as shown in “Beyond Fashion”.
Born in Venezuela and based in Mexico City, this photographer travels Latin America highlighting the stories of Latinx people, with a political impetus he calls “all rights for all people.”
Few artists in contemporary photography capture the essence of cultural identity and social justice as vividly as Victor Zea. Catch his work at NYC’s Latin American Foto Festival.
In her documentary photo project, “The Betel Nut Beauties,” Han keeps record of the decades-old Taiwanese practice of using attractive women to sell betel leaves.
The well established photographer comes to New York with a beautiful exhibition. Her “Sueña” series celebrates the Chola community, remembering her ancestors.
In his series “El Palo Volador-Reaching Heaven,” the Guatemalan photojournalist shares some of his country’s rich tradition and culture, and he’s exhibiting it in NYC through July 28.
His latest exhibit, “Amazonian Dystopia,” is a braid of the photojournalist's many interests—the landscapes of Brazil, environmental degradation, and indigenous communities.
From Mocha to Socotra, the UN World Food Programme photographer shares some of Yemen’s magic in his new photobook on the country’s food, history, and agriculture.
Open until July 6th, photographers from Barcelona, Tokyo, LA, and more explore the role of skaters in the city, and more broadly, what it means to subvert convention.