Get to know Carmen Freudenthal and Elle Verhagen, the Dutch photography duo that is challenging the traditional idea of a two-dimensional photography.
Architecture and photography lovers rejoice; legendary icon Luigi Ghirri will have hundreds of unshown photos exhibited in Milan from May 25 to August 26.
Between May 22 and October 7, the Getty Museum is hosting an exhibition that will explore facial expression, as seen through the lens of a camera.
From renowned artists like Nan Goldin to emerging talents like Thomas Albdorf and Maisie Cousins, discover the best of photography from May 17 to 20.
An intense look into those subjects that we’re normally too scared to confront. This is exactly what this Czech photographer’s work is all about.
What is a home? Magnum photographers interpret the tangible quality of this concept in this travelling exhibition that arrives in London from 18 to 27 May.
The raw and honest photographs of Jessica Antola will make you want to hop on the next plane to explore the beauty of contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa.
Visit the Daniel Raphael Gallery in London from May 15 to 31 to explore a world of blossom and bloom and find out its long practiced relation to art.
Still life like you’ve never seen before, that’s the premise of Alex Wallbaum’s work. If that doesn’t seem enticing to you, let me tell you, it’s worth it.
Until December 30, discover the work of the American photographer who pushed the boundaries of the two-dimensional medium to its limits at the MCA Chicago.