The Missing Owl
In her book “The Blindest Man” Emily Graham follows the footsteps of the people pursuing a treasure hunt started in 1993 by a …
Feathered Divas
Twelve international photographers, one theme. The Galerie le Château d’eau in Toulouse is hosting “Birds” until August 21. Diversity - black and white, …
Women Photographers: a Modern Vision
The Denver Art Museum presents more than 100 photographs by women artists that reflect on history and society.
Young Maroon Photographers Reappropriate Their Own History
The exhibition “Marronnage: The Art of Breaking One’s Chains,” presented at the Maison d’Amérique Latine in Paris, features a section dedicated to photography …
Hair Gel, Self-Rule and Hip-Hop
Soham Gupta photographs the disenfranchised Indian youth that is finding its place in society thanks to music and new technologies.
From Beyoncé to Burna Boy: Daniel Obasi’s Revolutionary Afrofuturism
The Nigerian photographer uses art as a tool of social activism to confront systems of power used to oppress vulnerable communities.
News

Exploring Female Power, Sexuality and Dominance
Helmut Newton and Renée Jacobs co-exhibit their erotic photographs of women as subject rather than object.
By Miss Rosen
June 28, 2022

Communism(s): A Cold War Album
Autocracy is on the rise. An obvious statement maybe, but one rooted more and more firmly in the present albeit with a shaky-hand salute to the past. From Attila the
By Max Hirshfeld
June 28, 2022
Stories

As Far as the Eyes Can See
By Laetitia de La Villehuchet
June 22, 2022

Black Power and Pride on the Streets of New York
By Miss Rosen
June 14, 2022

Heartbeat of the Land
By Terra Fondriest
May 25, 2022

Don’t Look up
Alex Metenier’s “Vertigo” is a testament to his love-hate relationship with skyscrapers.
By Alex Metenier
June 25, 2022