Danish photographer Michella Bredahl delves into a decade-long exploration of growth and vulnerability in her intimate first publication, “Love Me Again”.
Amsterdam-based photographer Rineke Dijkstra shows a striking, multi-faceted exhibit at Marian Goodman NYC. We discuss.
During the AIDS epidemic, she portrayed her queer family surrounded by grief but also a strong sense of community. Now her work is on view in NYC.
150 artists like Cindy Sherman, Yorgos Lanthimos, Tim Walker or Alexandra Leese get together to sell prints and raise funds for Medical Aid for Palestinians.
For the first time, the photographer brings us into his daily, picturesque life not through a screen but through the pages of his first book: “Somewhere”.
Discover this exhibition produced by the combined forces of young migrants and professional artists with the mission to use art as a medium for visibility.
Until November 4, photographer Quil Lemons explores Black queerness, chosen family, and sexuality in his new exhibition at NYC’s Hannah Traore Gallery.
Introducing the multidisciplinary artist who dances across bodily taboos through choreographed photography. Exhibiting now at Fotografiska Stockholm.
View “Companions”, Yana Wernicke’s newest photo book. Through her work, she explores the relationship between humans and animals in a human-run existence.
Reflecting on the concept of motherhood and an old-age expression in Polish culture, photographer Ala Wesołowska candidly portrays the mothers of today.
