After a week since Morocco was hit by a catastrophic earthquake that has affected over 30,000 people, twenty-six photographers launch a print sale to help.
For the first time in Sweden, Fotografiska Stockholm brings together over 100 artworks by the trailblazer photographer and creator of the supermodels.
Khedekar’s “Tamasha” photo book depicts the Dalit people and the traditional Tamasha dance, a cultural movement inviting thousands of Dalit families.
Oliver Chanarin’s solo debut photo book, “A Perfect Sentence”, published by Loose Joints, exists “in the spirit of something that will always be unfinished.”
Six contemporary photographers, from Paul Mpagi Sepuya to Deanna Templeton, exhibit at SFMOMA their special affinity and connection with their subjects.
After acquiring the Condé Nast Archives, the Pinault Collection exhibits over 400 works by Newton, Penn, Arbus or Steichen in Venice's Palazzo Grassi.
American photographer Tod Papageorge travelled the country to explore Los Angeles. Stumbling upon a beach, he took out his camera and captured the moment.
Chinese photographer Lean Lui captures the essence of AI in society. Intriguing yet frightening, we see high potential and possible horrors in “Cyber Doll”.
His new photo book, “All the Past We Leave Behind” proves being a nomad is a fulfilling escape from the stereotypical oppressive American workplace.
If you’ve ever been in love and heartbroken, this show including the works of Collier Schorr, Araki, and Nan Goldin a is for you. In NYC until Sept 11.
