A curated exploration of contemporary photographic practice, featuring critical reviews and thoughtful conversations with established and emerging image-makers.
At Martin Browne Contemporary in Sydney, the Australian photographer presents her latest meditation on humanity's fragile relationship with the natural world through arresting pigment prints on cotton rag.
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In this London exhibition, the photographer explores childhood as an uncertain foundation—a space where images appear and simultaneously authorize and dissolve identity itself.
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The Hayward Gallery presents a selection from the photographer's formative period, revealing the development of her singular approach to portraiture that would forever alter the medium.
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The photographer and co-founder of Cereal magazine discusses his signature aesthetic, his dedication to natural light, and the ongoing dialogue between digital and film.
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Following in the footsteps of Robert Graves, the British photographer captures the luminous essence of Deià in her debut solo exhibition.
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After two years immersed in Kingston's dancehall culture, the photographer presents thoughtfully composed images that convey honest impressions of a community rarely depicted beyond its borders.
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The Parisian fashion house inaugurates its new cultural space with archival pieces paired with photographs by Bourdin, who captured the brand more than any other photographer.
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The non-ticketed Peckham 24 festival presents a democratic alternative to the exclusivity of Photo London, celebrating contemporary photography across multiple neighborhood venues.
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At the Museum of Modern Art, nearly seven hundred photographs document the photographer's friends and lovers across Boston and downtown New York during a turbulent era.
Continue reading →The Swiss photographer transforms the Peckham gallery with transparencies, vinyl prints, and an approach that defies conventional categorization.
Continue reading →The Photographer's Gallery presents works by forty-eight pioneering artists from the Verbund Collection, offering an expansive look at groundbreaking practices from the 1970s.
Continue reading →At the Brooklyn Museum, the artist's glossy, hyper-saturated imagery challenges conventional notions of glamour and desire through an unflinching lens.
Continue reading →Sotheby's S|2 Gallery offers a rare viewing of Beaton's photographs from the controversial 1970 film, capturing Mick Jagger at his most enigmatic.
Continue reading →At Alison Jacques Gallery, one master photographer honors another, examining the legacy of images that both followed and challenged classical aesthetic standards.
Continue reading →The New Museum's exhibition showcases the Swiss artist's video installations, creating environments that are simultaneously vexing and transformative.
Continue reading →The multifaceted photographer and painter discusses relocating from California to Manhattan and his belief in revealing the effort behind even the most spontaneous works.
Continue reading →The photographer's first London solo exhibition transforms Palm Tree Gallery into an immersive environment encouraging gratitude for the natural world.
Continue reading →The exhibition presents gelatin prints and sculptural installations that are less elegiac than deeply reflective, contemplating what remains after change.
Continue reading →At Autograph ABP, an extensive archive documents beauty pageants and model portfolios from a community often overlooked within mainstream fashion and culture.
Continue reading →The British photographer discusses his unconventional route from an English mining town to collaborating with Dior, Paul Smith, and Vivienne Westwood.
Continue reading →Coordinated by sculptor Richard Wilson, this year's exhibition explores creative dialogue through the pairing of individual works across the galleries.
Continue reading →The Victoria and Albert Museum examines the Renaissance master's influence on contemporary culture, from fine art to popular imagery.
Continue reading →In its second year, the fair at Somerset House brought together eighty-five leading galleries alongside special exhibitions by Don McCullin and others.
Continue reading →Over one hundred galleries from thirty countries converge at Kensington Olympia, providing a platform for both established and emerging voices.
Continue reading →The Vogue centenary exhibition explores the magazine's enduring influence on fashion, photography, and the construction of aspirational identity.
Continue reading →At the Imperial War Museum, twenty-five years of documentation gives voice to those forgotten by global media in the world's most affected regions.
Continue reading →Five hundred images spanning a hundred and fifty years demonstrate how photography and performance art have become inextricably linked mediums.
Continue reading →The British photographer discusses his work with musicians from the Kooks and his approach to editorial shoots in unconventional spaces.
Continue reading →The British photographer and founder of World Wide Women discusses her bohemian existence in Place des Vosges and her focus on the human form.
Continue reading →The Maison Européenne de la Photographie presents a sweeping retrospective of the French photographer's work with models, transsexuals, and performers.
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