Martin Asbaek (Copenhagen) presents works by Trine Søndergaard (DK) and Martin Liebscher (DE). The artistic idiom of the presentation of the two artists is enigmatic and timeless like a Nordic…
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Paradise Row (London) is displaying a selection of Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin's key series of works, creating a succinct overview of their unique practice. Broomberg and Chanarin are amongst…
The Robert Koch Gallery (San Francisco) highlights a selection of international contemporary artists whose work address significant issues of the day through explorations of the social and political climate, transforming…
Galerie Perrotin (Paris) is presenting a double solo project featuring new works by artist JR and a series of never exhibited before photographs by Man Ray in collaboration with Galerie…
Robert Morat (Hamburg) presents Jessica Backhaus. Berlin-based Jessica Backhaus (1970) is regarded as one of the most distinguished voices in contemporary photography from Germany today. The gallery is presenting work…
Galerie 127 (Marrakech) presents Carolle Benitah’s souvenir albums consisting of 3 albums, each (re)composed of 15 embroidered photographs, beaded with pearls, and prints of cut off photographs. The collection of…
Stephen Wirtz Gallery (San Francisco) presentation focuses on artists who employ photography as a tool for re-mediation. Works will explore a connection between iconic 20th Century photographers and seminal conceptual…
Toluca (Paris) is presenting two new publications in Los Angeles: a book illustrated with more than 30 original prints by Thomas Ruff, three series of portraits included in three boxes…
The Taka Ishii Gallery (Tokyo) presentation offers a reassessment of historical Japanese photography via the contemporary and considers, more generally, the photographic post-media. Exhibited artists include Nobuyoshi Araki, Eikoh Hosoe,…