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Kristine Thiemann’s photography is rooted in the personal stories of the people she meets. With humor, tenderness and a critical eye, she creates fictive group situations, offering us off-kilter…

Baptiste de Ville d’Avray’s photography is both artistic and documentary. It focuses on the areas that surround us and the men who live there. Baptiste uses a color palette to…

In the five photographs in Cristina de Middel’s series POLYSPAL, the artist uses actual spam message that she received that year.Using the most bizarre among them, she builds meticulously constructed…

‘Scheltens & Abbenes: Unfolded’ is the first retrospective exhibition of the photographer couple Maurice Scheltens & Liesbeth Abbenes to be held in a museum. Their oeuvre consists of still lifes…

The Museum für Fotographie in Berlin presents a major exhibition of postwar Japanese photography entitled Metamorphosis of Japan after the War. Photography 1945 – 1964, curated by Tsuguo Tada and…

Walking the decadent streets of New York from the 1970s to the present day, Hank O’Neal lingered before the graffiti covering its walls. His images form an impressive archive of…

‘It is a well known fat that the majority of images we consume are created by men, and too often feminism is an easy target for commodification in the wider…

“On March 11, 2011, an enormous earthquake hit northeast Japan. The subsequent tsunami forced 400,000 people to flee their homes and resulted in the loss of 16,000 lives, in addition…