Photography
From stark color contrasts to photos in black-and-white, the artist plays with different print and photo processes to create an intentional composite of still life.
Festival-goers convene in NYC for the 7th annual iteration of the event, braving the July heat to appreciate photography on Latin American life and culture.
The photographer’s unusual approach to self-portraiture – capturing her surroundings rather than herself – teaches us about what our favourite people and places say about who we are.
The photographer’s images offer a piercing look at those who refuse to be silenced, exposing the realities of surveillance and societal control through suppressing protest.
In our interview with the fiercely iconic Rankin, co-founder of Dazed, we discuss his retrospective exhibition “Back In The Dazed”, revisiting editorial shoots from 1991-2001.
En PHotoEspaña 2024, la Fundación Loewe presenta una exposición sobre el impacto del surrealismo en la fotografía para conmemorar el centenario del “Manifiesto Surrealista”.
Farah Al Qasimi’s photography suggests that cultural difference between the Middle East and the East Coast is little more than a matter of perspective.
What would the natural movement of a chair be? And that of a pillow? Or an iron? The artist explores an uncanny yet absurd dimension of everyday objects in her new solo show.
Una feria, un mercado de fotolibros y talleres; la 11a edición del evento barcelonés viene cargado de actividades. Del 6 al 9 de junio en el Disseny Hub.
The photo journalist has followed the daily lives of a handful LGBTQ+ Ukrainian people under siege. The result is a compelling project that’s now published as a photo book.
The more than fifty years of work of one of the biggest legends of fashion photography are compiled at Palais Galliera for an exhibition of beauty and skill.
Enriching and nurturing art and culture for supporting sustainable tourism and emerging artists in one of the biggest, most visited Italian cities, Naples.
On view through June 9 at the Bronx Documentary Center, this exhibition tells the often tragic stories of the indigenous women living at the Colombia-Venezuela border.
The photo contest has named its twenty finalist artists while preparing to display all 107 shortlisted artists at the Melkweg Expo in Amsterdam.
If you’re in your twenties and struggling, or reflecting on your tumultuous youth, Willy Vanderperre’s lens offers a solace and our chat proves invaluable.
Desde stills del rodaje de “La sociedad de la nieve” hasta proyectos sobre la maternidad, la empatía, o la comunidad LGBT+, este festival aterriza cerca de Barcelona hasta el 16 de junio.
Hasta el 26 de mayo, el MEP de París relaciona la obra literaria de la Premio Nobel 2022 con el trabajo de casi treinta fotógrafos.
Mathilde Favier, Global PR Director at Couture Dior, presents her book 'Living Beautifully in Paris': a unique insight into the city through her experiences.
El Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Madrid trae esta exposición fotográfica de varios autores, una carta de amor fotográfica a la capital siciliana.
El artista y estilista reivindica y desafía las nociones convencionales de belleza, género y de las complejidades de la cultura latina en su último proyecto fotográfico.
The Jeu de Paume in Paris is hosting the artist’s solo exhibition until May 12, where she draws attention to the unfair conditions of communities around the world.
After showing the Cruise 2025 collection at Le Corbusier’s La Cité Radieuse building, the Maison teams up with the photographer to capture the spontaneity of the city.
This latest exhibition at Antwerp’s MoMu highlights three decades of the photographer’s fascination with youth, featuring collaborations with Raf Simons and Olivier Rizzo.
Maude Arsenault discusses “Resurfacing”, a photo series reflecting her struggles with femininity, parenthood, identity, and normative paths for young women.
Celebrated photographer and musician Wolfgang Tillmans sounds more confident than ever on new album “Build From Here,” releasing today, April 26.
The documenter of nocturnal extravaganza went from a second-hand Nikkormat camera to snapping the biggest names in the biz. Now he releases a fanzine: “Ku, Ibiza 1984.”
Mendes Wood DM gallery in Brazil revisits the work of Peter Hujar, whose photographs of 1970s New York bohemia depict a profoundly universal humanity.
The photographer shares a personal retrospective of his work with his new book, where his distinctive style shines as he pays homage to the women of his life.
Growing up queer, the photographer found a safe space in nature, which is where his artistic journey began. Now, he reflects on that on his new photo book.
Faded from view yet now resurfaced, the photographer’s multifaceted prowess shines in a new retrospective at the International Centre of Photography through May 6th.