Ren Hang, John Yuyi, Li Hui or Lao Xie Xie celebrate singularity, nudity and freedom through their work, which is currently on view at Paris’ 193 gallery.
Opening Sept. 26th, don’t miss the exhibition chronicling life in NYC, from the streets to the elite, portrayed by the famous photographer over five decades.
London-based designer Priya Ahluwalia talks her new book, “Jalebi,” the influence of her Indian-Nigerian heritage and revolutionising the fashion system.
Opening on September 19, the photo festival is hosting 10 different exhibitions by various artists tackling themes like ableism, tradition, life or history.
Elusive, mysterious, intimate, cheeky… Gaze through “Boys Appetite,” the photographer’s new book, a compilation of anonymous portraits taken secretly.
The Brazilian photographer’s work is a portrait of underrepresented communities focusing on gender and social exclusion – from historical to pop culture.
Artists like Nan Goldin, Ryan McGinley and Molly Matalon are selling prints to help Black trans folks and sex workers through three different organisations.
See an unexpected side of the demonstrations and protests springing across the US through the photographer's gaze, who focuses on portraits and calm moments.
After moving from Tokyo to Australia, the photographer has learnt to crack a whip and drink jello shots with cowboys thanks to discovering the rodeo scene.
Gaze through “Sunshine Noir,” a visual essay about Los Angeles, to discover how the Italian photographer has experienced the sun-drenched city since 2017.
