Rankin – Zeitsprünge (Leaps in time) opens at the Ernst Leitz Museum.
The exhibition Rankin – Zeitsprünge (Leaps in time) will open at the Ernst Leitz Museum Wetzlar offering a fascinating and unexpected insight into Rankin’s exceptional oeuvre.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Contemporary Photography is not specifically about photographs taken in the present day. Contemporary Photography is not the same as Modern Photography, the latter being photography of the recent past, whereas, if anything, Contemporary Photography points to the future.
Contemporary photography today now readily includes abstract, landscape, architectural, and even cameraless photography to name a few. Photo documentary and photojournalism are two sub-genres that are arguably the most popular as these depict image and subjects that are both pressing and in the now.
Grace Ndiritu. Two solo exhibitions in Belgium give museums a haptic body
Across two museological sites—the Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art Ghent (S.M.A.K.) and The FOMU Fotomuseum of Antwerp (FOMU)—Grace Ndiritu takes up something of the poetic sentiment flowing beneath Borges’ softly spoken words.
10 Artists to see at Photo London 2023
Photo London 2023 opened to previews today and runs until Sunday 14th May featuring 125 exhibitors from 56 cities from across the globe. To help you on your visit FAD has chosen 10 Artists you just have to search out.
Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, Robert Mapplethorpe, Helmut Newton, and Mario Testino, Among Others in Phillips auction.
In the week of Photo London 2023, Phillips unveils its latest offering: SPOTLIGHT: A Private London Collection. A remarkable, exclusive… Read More
Photo London 2023 Full Details Revealed
Photo London returns to Somerset House for its 8th edition, presenting 125 exhibitors from 56 cities from across the globe…. Read More
Rankin & Michel Haddi book signings at 29 Arts in Progress Gallery for Photo London 2023.
Photo London 2023 opens next week from Wednesday 10th May and 29 Arts in Progress Gallery has a great lineup of photographers
One million rarely-seen photographs from the Courtauld collection revealed online.
The Courtauld Institute of Art has completed a major five-year project to open up its internationally-renowned collection of photographs to the public for free, working with 14,000 volunteers to digitise over one million images from The Conway Library as part of the biggest public inclusion project in The Courtauld’s history.
Brynley Odu Davies shot 200 contemporary artists in their studios – now you can see them in a new exhibition.
Brynley Odu Davies posted the first few images on Instagram, and was inundated with requests from other artists – suddenly, he realised he had hit on something rather magical and a monumental new project was born.
The Magnum & Friends Square Print Sale: Vital Signs now live.
For the first time in the Magnum sale’s nine-year history, Magnum photographers have invited a diverse group of artists, filmmakers, and fellow photographers to join them and contribute an image of their own to the Square Print Sale
Aries opens 4,000 sq ft space in Soho – London
Aries has opened its first-ever store in 4,000 sqft of space over two floors on Great Pulteney Street in the… Read More
This year’s Master of Photography is Martin Parr
This year’s Master of Photography is the legendary British photographer Martin Parr, who will present an exhibition of new images… Read More
Warhol, Doig, Bacon, Richter & Gursky in New exhibition exploring the dynamic relationship between contemporary painting and photography
Opening in June 2023, Capturing the Moment will explore the dynamic relationship between contemporary painting and photography.
JASON MANNING – NIGHT BY NIGHT
NIGHT BY NIGHT A photographic portrait of nightclubbing and night culture from Jason Manning This photographic body of work began… Read More
Gabriel Moses to open first exhibition at 180 Studios.
London-based photographer and filmmaker Gabriel Moses will unveil his first exhibition at 180 Studios
Vivienne Dick – Red Moon Rising an exhibition in two parts.
Red Moon Rising is the inaugural exhibition for John Marchant Gallery Brighton an exhibition in two parts by renowned Irish film-maker Vivienne Dick
UK Black Female Photographers present Living the Dream.
UK Black Female Photographers (UKBFTOG) & FUJIFILM to present Living the Dream, a group exhibition of a vibrant and diverse community. The showcase celebrates culture, creativity, and womanhood through the lens of Black female photographers.
Hip-Hop: Conscious, Unconscious ‘The exhibition’s lifeblood is the period before hip-hop knew what it was’
On at Fotografiska New York is an exhibition that traces hip-hop’s origins, starting in the Bronx in 1973,
Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023 shortlist revealed.
The four international artists shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023 are today revealed as Bieke Depoorter, Samuel Fosso, Arthur Jafa and Frida Orupabo.
Kanaval, a solo show of film and photography by Leah Gordon
Ed Cross to present Kanaval, a solo show of film and photography by Leah Gordon (b. Ellesmere Port, 1959), at its Garrett Street gallery.
Julia Laird, Here & There book launch
Photographer Julia Laird is launching her first photobook published by Snap Collective Publishing at Photobook Cafe in London. Here & There is a retrospective of her work over the last 10 years.
Roe Ethridge: American Polychronic
Gagosian to open American Polychronic, an exhibition of new photographs by Roe Ethridge
Photo London announces 8th edition
Photo London has today announced its eighth edition with the legendary British photographer Martin Parr named Photo London Master of Photography 2023 and an impressive global group of exhibitors already confirmed.
In Motion: Andy Warhol 1974 – 1986, a curated exhibition of Andy Warhol photographs
SIZED is to present In Motion: Andy Warhol 1974 – 1986, a curated exhibition of Andy Warhol photographs on view for three days from December 9th to 11th
David Bailey releases rare polaroids for sale.
Legendary photographer and filmmaker David Bailey CBE has opened up his archived special private collection of rare and intimate Polaroids of everyone from Princess Diana to Cara Delevingne.