PhotographyExhibitions

How was photography practiced in China between 1985 and 2005? What kinds of images did the Chinese create before the arrival of digital? These are two of the questions that…

Patrick Tourneboeuf is presenting eight photographs of memorials from his series Stèles for an exhibition that coincides with the centenary of World War I. A personal story led Patrick Tourneboeuf to turn…

Through February 15, the Howard Greenberg gallery is revisiting the origins of the commercial exhibition of photography. In 1959, on tenth street in New York, the photographer Larry Siegel opened…

A monochromatic exhibition of Boris Mikhailov’s photographs is currently on view at the Dominique Lévy gallery in New York. On the first floor is the blue series At Dusk, featuring 110 panoramic…

William S. Burroughs (1914–1997) was one of the most influential American writers of the 20th century. His best-known titles include Junky (1953), The Soft Machine (1961) and his ground-breaking Naked Lunch (1959), which was adapted into a…

Timequakes was born from my experience of the earthquake that occurred in Japan in March 2011. As an outlet for what I experienced at that time, I transposed the chaos…

Work by the Swiss photographer Christian Lutz (b. 1973) is currently on display at L’Espace in Geneva as part of the exhibition Le sacré et le profane (The Sacred and the Profane),…

Through April 13, 2014, The McCord Museum of Montreal, whose mission is to provide support for collections focusing on the history of Canada and Quebec, will be holding a retrospective…

To kick off 2014, the OFOTO gallery in Shanghai has organized an exhibition of the work of Zhang Bojun (张博钧). Born in 1964 in the Heilongjiang province and now based…