This exhibition at the Claire Oliver Gallery features the work of Harlem-based photographers who capture the culture of the borough, on view until April 3.
A grappling exploration of contemporary society, through analogue photography, Kata discovers different facets of human life in experimental scenes.
Photographer Alexander Beer opens the world up through his lens to reveal an insight into different walks of life in sharp focus.
Donna Ferrato documents female strength in a women-hating world; capturing the triumphs of various women in the face of abuse, violence, and oppression.
After being lost for over 50 years, thousands of photographs from Webb’s trip to Africa are recovered and put together in the book "Todd Webb in Africa."
Having stored the pictures in a drawer for over 25 years, the legendary David Bowie photographs by John Scarisbrick are being exhibited for the first time.
La fotógrafa chilena, autora del fotolibro “Helados”, ahonda en la dimensión más personal y experimental de su mirada, en constante estado de búsqueda.
From routines to parallel realities, the exhibition held in Hangar as part of PhotoBrussels Festival shows different experiences during the pandemic.
After 4 years working with prisoners and their families, the London-based photographer explores the idea of presence and absence through incarceration.
Ideado por VVV [Trippin’you] y publicado por Helsinkipro, “Los bailes perdidos” consta de más de 300 páginas que homenajean las noches pre pandemia.
