With a strong personality and passion for sports, 11-year-old Ava Valentine is captured practising gymnastics in this documentary-style series.
Flower and art addicts, rejoice! Next October 13, Ostudio in Brooklyn opens this group exhibition focusing on the floral theme through a myriad of approaches.
The smell of the sea, the soft texture of a white rock eroded by the water and the sunset. Welcome to “Amo”, an intimate love story set in Greece.
Photographer Cian Oba-Smith exudes much needed optimism in a world rife with disorder and dismay with his hopes that art has the power to make change.
Capturing the rawness of war in Congo, the Michigan-born photojournalist guides us through tragedy but also hope in a raw, intimate and straightforward way.
Seemingly queer and fantasy-like, his series “American Monuments” reflect on much darker themes. Discover his jewel-toned images at Salon 94 in NYC.
By capturing people and places on the margins of mainstream society, the Russian photographer gives us a glimpse of alternative, unfamiliar realities.
Are we as different as we think? How is our increasingly interconnected world affecting our lifestyles? Visit this exhibition in Melbourne to find out.
By pairing humour and love with his Belgian upbringing and Moroccan background, the image-maker is creating a universe where everyone feels at home.
Giving us an unflinching look at Korean youth culture, this emerging photographer is redefining what it means to be a young adult in modern South Korea.
