PhotographyExhibitions

After Britain (Think of England, 2000), Mexico (2004-2006) and Luxembourg (LUX, 2009), now it’s Paris’s turn to give Martin Parr  carte blanche. For nearly 35 years, the association Paris Audiovisual and the…

Rachel Marsden and the ARTicle Gallery of Birmingham have joined forces to organized a rare joint exhibition of young Chinese and English artists. The seventeen artists, brought together for the first…

Bringing together still and moving images, the MoMA exhibition A World of Its Own: Photographic Practices in the Studio explores the use of studio space by photographers and artists beginning in 1826.…

For the past five years, in addition to the photojournalism award, Estaçao Imagem has awarded a scholarship for  work dedicated to the Alentejo region of Portugal. This prize was created…

The apocalypse described by Louis Barthas in his war diaries is starkly captured by photographs taken at the time: ravaged landscapes, pulverized crops, towns and villages in ruins, ancient trees chopped…

Considered one of the most emblematic photographers of his generation, Juergen Teller is one of the few artists to have won recognition in the worlds both of art and fashion. For his first…

Bill Henson is considered one of Australia’s greatest living photographers. In his latest exhibition Henson has taken on the role of curator choosing around 100 works from the large collection…

This is the first time ever that Edward Burtynsky has a solo exhibition in Singapore. I had visited the show last week, a day signed by an annoying but blessed…