If you like intimate, raw and sexy photographs, don’t miss Arthur Groeneveld and Bamboo van Kempen’s upcoming book, “Privé”, launching on late October.
If you love photography and want to know who are the new creatives you should be following, head to the Dutch capital from September 21 to 23.
Through science, art, and life itself, Nicolai Howalt constructs a photographic world in which nothing is ever too defined nor too conceptual.
Photographer Naomi Wong is quite sentimental, and although she’s in her early 20s, her images seem to be stuck in time as if in a never-ending adolescence.
Whenever you believe fantasy is not real, this London-based photographer will prove the contrary. Showing how to perfectly mix fashion and travel.
Landscapes, conversations and colourful visions shape Clément Chapillon’s photography. Through his lens, he unveils a personal representation of the world.
People are nowhere to be found, yet the display of casinos and motels show human intervention; its beauty may remind us of the uselessness of our presence.
Until July 29, discover the first edition of this festival in Porto focusing on ongoing projects, unfinished body of works, and the importance of processes.
Until September 23, visit the one of the most important photography festivals in the world. We selected 10 exhibitions you can’t miss so you don’t have to.
Step into the life of American photographer as her exhibition at SFMOMA, inaugurating on July 21, takes you through some of history’s most compelling moments.
