The small coastal village of Torekov, Sweden, is known for both its local pier,«Morgonbryggan», and for the associated daily ritual of a morning dip in the sea. Locals and summer…
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ArchivesDavid Hill Gallery : Tête-à-Têtes : West African Portraiture from Independence into the 21st Century
David Hill Gallery presents Tête-à-Têtes : West African Portraiture from Independence into the 21st Century. This group show brings together the work of some of the most influential and important…
ArchivesCrane Kalman Brighton presents the work of British photographic artist, Rachel Louise Brown. In it’s second Viewing Room exhibitions, the gallery showcase Brown’s ‘Simulations’ series, produced across a four-year artist…
ArchivesThe idea for this exhibition was born almost a year ago and its conception began several months ago, well before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The question arose whether…
ArchivesGallery FIFTY ONE announces it now represent Stephan Vanfleteren. Stephan Vanfleteren is one of Belgium’s most renowned photographers. Among the general public, he is mainly celebrated for his penetrating black and…
ArchivesIn Mali, the Korèdugaw have granted themselves the privilege of making fun of everything and everyone. They parody and mock all figures of knowledge and power. The initiates don rags…
ArchivesThe great RBG left us this past Friday. Back in march we published this portrait by Michael O’Neill sent by Peter Fetterman Gallery to celebrate her birthday along with these…
ArchivesAutoportraits à la Nature morte / Self-portraits with Still Life ” Do not fear; I love you. ” Short words which, in their time, saved my life. A chaplain transmitted…
ArchivesWild Kingdom Wild Kingdom (2014-Present) is a series of photographs referring to how social media creates a form of social distancing even before we began to speak about it with…
ArchivesCelluloid Chronicles Cinema in Bangladesh is on a decline. Once a weekly adventure for teenagers and adults alike, it has now become perhaps a yearly venture for most. The advent…
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