Idiosyncratic Commentaries
Stephen Shore: Selected Works, published by Aperture, presents a collection of images chosen by a group of 15 artists, curators and cultural figures.
Stephen Shore: Selected Works, published by Aperture, presents a collection of images chosen by a group of 15 artists, curators and cultural figures.
Until 19 November, Bologna’s MAST PhotoGallery is the only institution in the world dedicated to photography focused on industrial civilisation.
Combining humanity and architecture, Lucien Hervé’s often monumental practice plays with geometry, light and abstraction
Stephen Shore’s oeuvre blends a traditional American documentary style with influences from a plethora of artistic movements.
Posturing: Photographing the Body In Fashion examines the contemporary trend of portraying models in unusual, even awkward stances.
Both speaking and not speaking are indicators of being human, and there are kinds and grades of each. Viviane Sassen knows it very welI.
The Finnish Museum of Photography celebrates a centenary of controversial and subversive photographic abstraction.
Somerset House explores narratives from the North of England through over 100 photographs, fashion garments and artworks.
Sherrie Levine’s work is a landmark of postmodern artistic practice. Her work challenges notions of authenticity and originality.
Excluding the human form from his compositions, Boomoon captures sublime images of natural phenomena.
Sarah Charlesworth’s 40-year career is explored in Doubleworld at LACMA. Her interests lie in doubling, and the mechanical nature of viewing.
Ad van Denderen is intensely intrigued by those living in exceptional circumstances. His work sheds light on precarious political situations.
British photographer Jamie Hawkesworth’s full spectrum of image making experiences is on display at Huis Marseille, Amsterdam
Irving Penn’s keen awareness of light and human expression, paired with an acute eye for form, create intensely sculptural portraits.
The Photographers’ Gallery presents the Polaroid work of Wim Wenders. The exhibition explores the relationship between time and object.
Museum Ludwig pays homage to Werner Mantz – one of the most prominent photographers of Neues Bauen modernist architecture in the 1920s.
Wren Artists presents Felicity McCabe at Great Eastern Wall Gallery, London. Archive explores the nature of transience and false memories.
Vitra Design Museum curator Amelie Klein and visual activist Zanele Muholi take part in High Museum of Art, Atlanta’s Conversations with Contemporary Artists.
Nazraeli Press releases photographer Lucas Foglia’s latest book, Human Nature. The series reflects on our relationship with the planet we inhabit.
