PhotographyExhibitions

An exhibition at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles features poignant images of working-class England made during turbulent postwar period defined by miners' strikers, deindustrialization, and economic change.…

LA-based artist Mona Kuhn is acclaimed for her intimate, contemporary depictions of the nude. Through intimacy with her subjects, knowledge of traditional iconography, and technical mastery, Kuhn portrays the complexities…

Although she has only been rediscovered lately, Sibylle Bergemann is one of the most well-known photographers of the former GDR. Her sensitive approach to the realities of Eastern German life…

At the cross-roads of civilisations, recent years Syria has experienced painful and tragic events. Palmyra, part of our heritage, common to East and West, is a martyred symbol of it.…

Australian photographer Murray Fredericks’ long relationship with Lake Eyre, where his most recent series Vanity (currently on view at Hamiltons Gallery in London) has been produced, commenced in 2003, and…

In 2015, the collections of the Institut Moreira Salles (IMS) were enriched by some 5,000 negatives, representing a total of over 10,000 images, often with multiple prints per negative, donated…

Erwan Morère’s world turns round and makes your head spin. Just as the horizon is not, contrary to what was once thought, a straight line or the earth flat any…

Happiness, friendship and joie de vivre, they’re all there at the VOZ’Galerie in Boulogne with Pierre Jamet’s exhibition Y'a d'la joie! To start the spring in a good humour, go…

For Evergreen is a rich tribute to the universe of plants using the means available with analogue photography. Swiss photographer Thomas Flechtner brings here works from different cycles. The contrasts…

The Many Lives of Erik Kessels, on view at Camera – Centro Italiano per la Fotografia in Torino, offers the first retrospective exhibition dedicated to the photographic work of the…