All about photo.com: photo contests, photography exhibitions, galleries, photographers, books, schools and venues.

Articles / Photography Events

Stay up-to-date  with call for entries, deadlines and other news about exhibitions, galleries, publications, & special events.
Between Modernism and Surrealism by Mona Kuhn
We are delighted to announce the new exhibition Between Modernism and Surrealism by Mona Kuhn at Edwynn Houk Gallery from 4 April to 11 May 2024, to coincide with AIPAD.
Sebastião Salgado: Outstanding Contribution to Photography
The World Photography Organisation is delighted to announce the acclaimed Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado as the Outstanding Contribution to Photography recipient of the Sony World Photography Awards 2024. One of the most accomplished and globally celebrated photographers working today, Sebastião Salgado has achieved international renown for his remarkable black-and-white compositions captured over a career spanning more than 50 years.
World Press Photo Exhibition Returns to London
The World Press Photo Exhibition returns to London after a seven-year hiatus. Taking place at Borough Yards, Dirty Lane, London, SE1 9AD between Friday 3rd May and Monday 27th May 2024.
National Geographic Unveils Trailer For Captivating New Series ’PHOTOGRAPHER’ by E.Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin
PHOTOGRAPHER takes us on a journey with the world’s most extraordinary visual storytellers, pairing them with today’s leading documentary filmmakers for an exhilarating and dynamic international adventure. Each hour-long episode follows the story of an iconic photographer - Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen, Dan Winters, Campbell Addy, Krystle Wright, Muhammed Muheisen, and Anand Varma - while they work to make iconic images that stand the test of time. Through vérité footage of their current mission interwoven with interviews and archived footage, viewers will gain a deeper understanding of each photographer’s process, learn how they became an artist, and discover how they see and experience the world.
The Photographer’s Eye Gallery to Exhibit Work of Debra Achen, Diana Bloomfield
The Photographer's Eye Gallery in Escondido will host an exhibit by two exceptional artists, Debra Achen and Diana Bloomfield, award winners in the gallery's 2023 (S)Light of Hand Alternative Process Juried Exhibition.
Daniel Sackheim: Bright Lights, Big City
Television and film director and photographer Daniel Sackheim presents Bright Lights, Big City, his first solo exhibition with Iconic Images Gallery in London, alongside a showcase of work in Hiding in Plain Sight, an exhibition with Wienholt Projects and Iconic Images in Los Angeles during Frieze Week.
All About Photo Presents ’The Lives of Others’ by Meg McKenzie Ryan
Meg chose to shoot in the poorer neighborhoods of Mexicali, Mexico, the capital city of the state of Baja California. With over a million residents, the possibilities were enormous. Residents hardships were visible. Meg lived a few miles north of the Mexicali border in the lower desert of California, USA. The summers there last roughly seven months, and daytime temperatures during several of those months are almost always over 115 degrees F. Nights get down to 90-plus degrees F. In addition, major earthquake faults run through the area, and roughly every ten years or so, a large earthquake hits causing some buildings to crack or even crumble.
Projecting L.A. 2024 marks the return of the larger-than-life photography event documenting street life throughout Los Angeles
After its acclaimed debut two years ago, The L.A. Project returns with the next iteration of its one-of-a-kind public photography event, Projecting L.A. 2024, on April 27, 2024, in DTLA. Projecting LA 2024 features 32 renowned photographers documenting life in LA with notable guest photographers like: actor, musician and photographer Jeff Bridges, Pulitzer Prize Winner Ringo Chiu, and L.A.Times Pulitzer Prize Winner Christina House, to name a few.
Lights Up: Photographs by Gian Paolo Barbieri and Michel Haddi
From the 23rd of February to the 23rd of March 2024, 29 ARTS IN PROGRESS gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition entitled «LIGHTS UP» - Photographs by Gian Paolo Barbieri and Michel Haddi, at the new exhibition space "LA RAMPA” located in the exclusive and intimate art & design mall «Gallaria Sonne» in Silvaplana, in concomitance with Nomad St. Moritz.
Vincent Fournier: Dysnomia
Rabouan Moussion gallery is pleased to present Dysnomia, Vincent Fournier's first solo exhibition at the gallery. Dysnomia is the name of a lunar star, but it's also a disorder of reference points and memory. Vincent Fournier's images take us on a journey to the frontiers of appearances.
The winners of UP23 contest exhibited at MUSEC Lugano
Unpublished Photo (UP) is promoted by the Fondazione culture e musei and by MUSEC Lugano. Originally conceived by the Milanese gallery 29 ARTS IN PROGRESS, the project involves a competition that since 2018 has drawn young artists under 30 from around the world. In 2020 MUSEC decided to consolidate the initiative by providing it with an institutional framework and a perspective for medium-to-long-term development, aimed at indicating the main international trends in young art photography.
 Moving Pictures: Karl Struss and the Rise of Hollywood
Bringing together over 100 images alongside films and Hollywood ephemera, including materials from the Museum's archival holdings, Moving Pictures: Karl Struss and the Rise of Hollywood charts the career of the photographer-turned-filmmaker who helped define American cinematography
Oli Kellett: Waiting for a Sign
HackelBury is pleased to present Oli Kellett’s third solo exhibition, Waiting for a Sign, from 24th November 2023 until 2nd March 2024, accompanied by the book 'Cross Road Blues' published by Nazraeli Press.
Master Class: Photographs By Four African American Photojournalists
Keith de Lellis is pleased to present an exhibition of four distinguished African-American photographers who professionalized their passion for the photographic arts by establishing careers as masters in the world of photojournalism. Eli Reed, Coreen Simpson, Ozier Muhammad and Beuford Smith all brilliant and savvy picture makers, are shown here documenting the world around them in images of historical and cultural significance.
Francesco Brigida: Stvdio per vna scvltvra (Study for a Sculpture)
Drawing inspiration from classical sculptures, Francesco Brigida creates images that examine body language and interact with movement. Studio per Una Scvltvra ('Study for a Sculpture') is the culmination of his research into the human body's potential for representation. For two years, Brigida worked with one model, one subject. Nudity puts the body into a state of sublime simplicity and purity, preparing the subject to be photographed and portraying its movements in the flesh, as they really are.
Burnt House Lane by Michelle Sank
My work has always encompassed the presentation of identity within both portrait and landscape, creating sociological and psychological narratives borne from my upbringing in South Africa. Being the daughter of Latvian refugees there and witnessing the injustices of Apartheid has led to my interest and empathy in documenting the human condition and those often marginalised, affording them a positive voice and presence. This Kickstarter will support the book publication of a new body of work that documents such a community: Burnt House Lane - which is situated close to where I currently live in Exeter, UK.
Marilyn Stafford: A Life in Photography
Marilyn Stafford - A Life in Photography will open at the Akron Art Museum, Ohio, USA, in the Judith Bear Isroff Gallery and the Laura Ruth and Fred Bidwell Gallery on Saturday, February 24, 2024. The exhibition features decades of Stafford’s photography which will highlight the work, people, and issues she found most important.
Christer Strömholm at Fundacion MAPFRE
According to his own account, Christer Strömholm (Stockholm, 1918-2002) was a boy with excessively combed hair, dressed in a sailor suit and trapped in a bourgeois milieu. His adolescence was a difficult one and a tragic event that took place when he was sixteen - his father’s suicide - marked his life forever. Having turned seventeen, Strömholm began to travel the world, embarked on his artistic training in Dresden and attended various painting academies in Paris and Stockholm.
All About Photo Presents ’My Mother’s Tender Script’ by Asiya Al. Sharabi
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of February 2024 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘My Mother's Tender Script’
Roger Deakins: Byways
Obscura Gallery is honored to present a photographic exhibition by acclaimed British cinematographer Roger Deakins, with an opening reception on Friday, March 15 from 4-7pm at our new gallery location, 225 Delgado Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico. The photographic exhibition reflects a life spent looking and telling stories through images from 1971 to the present, featuring work from his recent publication Byways (published by Damiani Books in 2021 and now in its 7th edition).
Metamorphosis by Elizabeth Heyert
Exhibition coincides with the publication of Metamorphosis, a monograph published by The Grenfell Press with an Artist Conversation with Lesley M. M. Blume and a short story by Colm Tóibín
Joel Meyerowitz: Dialogues
Huxley-Parlour is delighted to announce a new exhibition of work by American photographer Joel Meyerowitz, his fourth with the gallery. The exhibition, which coincides with an important display at Tate Modern, explores Meyerowitz’s unique approach to colour and light.
1 in 6 by 2030
Earth’s population is about to become the oldest it has ever been: by the year 2030, 1 in 6 people will be over the age of 60. This is a historic moment for the world, as individuals, societies and governments confront one of the most fundamental population shifts in human history.
ART PARIS 2024 In Olympic form!
For its 26th edition from 4–7 April at the Grand Palais Éphémère, regional and cosmopolitan art fair Art Paris 2024 is truly in Olympic form. Focusing as always on discovery, it will be welcoming a very select group of exhibitors with a stronger international presence that comprises 135 hand-picked modern and contemporary art galleries from 25 countries. This edition will be exploring two themes: Fragile Utopias. A Focus on the French Scene and Art & Craft, led respectively by guest curators Éric de Chassey and Nicolas Trembley. The Promises sector for young galleries and Solo Show will be revealing new talents and featuring historical figures who deserve to be rediscovered.
Levee: Photographs by Adrianna Ault
The Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW) is pleased to announce the opening of an important solo exhibition by renowned Rhinebeck photographer Adrianna Ault. The exhibition, titled “Levee: Photographs by Adrianna Ault,” debuts a new body of work, as well as a new publication by the artist, and will be on view at CPW, 474 Broadway, Kingston, from January 13 through March 17, 2024.
All About Photo Presents ’The Roma Princesses’ by Manuela Federl
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘The Roma Princesses’ by Manuela Federl Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of January 2024 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘The Roma Princesses'
Rankin Live
Having shot everyone from The Queen of Pop to The Queen of England, Rankin’s photography is known world-over. Whether it’s tackling the taboo of death (‘Alive: In The Face Of Death’), celebrating London’s West End (‘Performance by Rankin’) or championing the heroes of the NHS (‘NHS, 2020’), Rankin’s projects have highlighted real people and experiences - and have captured the public’s imagination, and dominated social feeds.
(In)directions: Queerness in Chinese Contemporary Photography
Eli Klein Gallery is honored to present “(In)directions: Queerness in Chinese Contemporary Photography” a group exhibition of 21 artists who see queerness as a possibility, embracing the imaginative even when the status quo might otherwise be limiting. The title acknowledges that the means through which each artist expresses this notion takes a variety of modes in the photographic medium, at times boldly and directly celebrating the beauty of queer bodies and at other times obliquely gesturing, winking, or suggesting that another reality is at play. This range of photographic expressions of queerness is similar to common understandings of discursive approaches in Chinese culture, from the artfully indirect to the abundantly explicit. The show brings together the present and future, a spectrum of genders and sexualities, questions and expressions of identities and beliefs, assertions about kinship and belonging, and complications and affirmations about cultural sensibilities into a critical conversation facilitated by photographic images that document, celebrate, complicate, invite, expose, question, and destabilize.
All About Photo Presents ’Gaia’ by Jaume Llorens
This ongoing series takes its name from a hypothesis by James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis that describes Earth as a single superorganism in which living beings and the rest of the planet establish a self-regulating equilibrium that ensures the survival of the whole.
Noir & Blanc: Une esthétique de la photographie
This exhibition brings together black-and-white masterpieces from the Bibliothèque nationale de France’s photographic collections. Nadar, Man Ray, Ansel Adams, Willy Ronis, Helmut Newton, Diane Arbus, Mario Giacomelli, Robert Frank, William Klein, Daido Moriyama, Valérie Belin…: the great names in French and international photography are brought together in an itinerary that presents some 300 prints and covers 150 years of blackand- white photography’s history, from its origins in the 19th century to contemporary creation.
Epreuves de la matière La photographie contemporaine et ses métamorphoses
Underpinned by multiple visual explorations, questions relating to material permeate all fields of photography, from the creative process to presentation of the resulting images. Drawing on the BnF’s extensive collection of contemporary photographs, the exhibition reveals photographic material’s capacities for metamorphosis, along with its possible disappearance. A sensory, incarnate history of photography is presented through unique works by almost two hundred French and foreign photographers.
Art Paris 2024 announces its themes and guest curators
Art Paris announces its themes and guest curators for the 26th edition that will take place from 4 to 7 April 2024 the Grand Palais Éphémère.
National Character Photographing American Character: John Sanderson
Chashama presents ''National Character: Photographing American Character'' an exhibition of large format color photographs by John Sanderson to be exhibited at ChaShaMa 266 West 37th, from November 17th to December 14th, 2023 with an artist's reception Saturday, November 18th from 5-8pm. The exhibition will include a selection of ten framed photographs ranging in size from 40x50" to 8x10" inches. The prints are selected from his larger body of work exploring the United States of America.
Paris Photo 2023
Paris Photo, the leading global art fair exclusively dedicated to the realm of photography, reemerges for its 26th edition with an exciting and eventful agenda set to unfold in the core of the French capital. Between November 9th and November 12th, 2023, the Grand Palais Ephémère is set to be the venue for 191 contributors coming together to present a comprehensive exhibition of the finest photographic works.
Nadine Ijewere: Anthesis
Huxley-Parlour is pleased to present Anthesis, the first solo UK exhibition of photographer Nadine Ijewere. Ijewere is known for her innovative and disruptive approach to fashion photography. The exhibition traces the radical fusion of genres across the artist’s work.<
All About Photo Presents ’Reclaiming the Muse’ by Grace Weston
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘RECLAIMING THE MUSE’ by Grace Weston. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of November 2023 and includes twelve photographs from the series ‘RECLAIMING THE MUSE’
Sydney’s Head On Photo Festival Sees Record Entrants
With a record 702 emerging and professional photographers from Australia and across the globe, this year's festival will deliver the annual photographic competition with $70,000 in prizes as well as more than 100 exhibitions across the city.
Elliott Erwitt: Personal Bests
We are pleased to announce that a pop-up exhibition of Elliott Erwitt’s photographs will open next month in Fitzrovia. Celebrating Erwitt’s 95th year, the exhibition includes 30 of the photographer’s most celebrated images from his long and storied career. The display presents six decades of Erwitt's sharp observation, from humorous street scenes to historic documentation.
Alessandra Sanguinetti: Some Say Ice
Magnum Photos presents a selection from Alessandra Sanguinetti’s Some Say Ice at its Paris gallery, located in the 11th arrondissement. It is the first exhibition worldwide to exclusively present works from Sanguinetti’s remarkable fifth book, published by Delpire & Co in September 2022.
Fighting: Ukrainian War Photographers
Fighting: Ukrainian War Photographers is an exhibition featuring images captured by sixteen Ukrainian artists and photojournalists who are documenting the invasion of their country by Russia. Organized for the U.S. by FotoFest and curated by Jan Pohribný and Igor Malijevský with support from the Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers, Fighting: Ukrainian War Photographers offers a firsthand, in-depth view into the efforts of Ukrainian citizens and military to preserve their sovereignty.
The Magnum & World Press Photo Square Print Sale: Written by Light
For the latest Square Print Sale, photographers from around the world explore what photography means to them in the age of artificial intelligence. More than 100 signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6" prints will be available for one week only, priced at $110/£110/€120.
99 Cameras Museum X Harcourt
The 99 Cameras Museum is the first museum in Paris entirely dedicated to iconic cameras. Visitors embark on a captivating journey through a century of photography, accompanied by some of the most iconic cameras ever produced
Napoli by Anders Petersen
Napoli / Anders Petersen, a solo show of one of the most important and influential contemporary photographers, will open at Spot home gallery on October 21. The body of about sixty black-and-white medium to large-scale photographs on display was shot by the Swedish artist during a month-long residency in Naples curated by the gallery in the year 2022.
Michel Haddi: Beyond Fashion
29 ARTS IN PROGRESS gallery is delighted to announce the exhibition entitled ‘MICHEL HADDI: BEYOND FASHION’, the first major solo show in Milan by French-Algerian photographer Michel Haddi.
All About Photo Presents ’URBAN SPRAWL - Emptiness’ by Emmanuel Monzon
All About Photo is pleased to present 'URBAN SPRAWL - Emptiness’ by Emmanuel Monzon. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of October 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘URBAN SPRAWL - Emptiness’
Echoes and Omens by Sylvia Plachy
Sylvia Plachy is one of the most prolific and influential photographers of the late 20th century. After fleeing the Hungarian Revolution as a child, hidden in a horse cart, Sylvia arrived in New York City and studied at Pratt Institute, graduating in 1965. Joining the Village Voice staff under New Journalism proponent Clay Felker in 1974, Sylvia went on to document four decades of cultural happenings, homicides, artists, riots, writers, circus animals, and street scenes. Her photographs capture a time when New York City was both a center of world culture and art and a deeply fractured, churning cauldron of politics, race, class, corruption and money.
PhotoVogue Festival
The PhotoVogue Festival, the first conscious fashion photography festival that focuses on the common ground between ethics and aesthetics, returns for its eighth edition. From November 16 to 19, 2023, BASE Milano will host a series of exhibitions and a three-day symposium examining the profound impact of artificial intelligence (A.I.) on human existence and the creation of images, complemented by satellite events at the city's finest galleries.
Simply Scintillating: A Retrospective, Five Decades of Photographs by Meryl Meisler
CLAMP is proud to present "Meryl Meisler | Simply Scintillating: A Retrospective"—the artist's second solo exhibition with CLAMP and the first retrospective of the artist's five-decade career as a photographer, which began in 1973.
All About Photo Presents ’Bangla Road, Life After Dark’ by Tebani Slade
All About Photo is pleased to present 'Bangla Road, Life After Dark’ by Tebani Slade. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of September 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘Bangla Road, Life After Dark’
Zhang Dali -Suffocation
Eli Klein Gallery is thrilled to present ''Suffocation,'' Zhang Dali's third solo show with the gallery. An ambitious presentation of 13 unique works of art on cotton by one of China's most revolutionary and recognized artists. The exhibition examines life under China's extreme and inhumane Covid and other policies. Many of the cyanotypes on display cannot be exhibited inside of China, where the restrictive Covid policies that were only terminated a few months ago are a forbidden topic forced into the shadows
All About Photo Presents ’Rotan Switch’ by Lisa McCord
All About Photo is pleased to present 'Rotan Switch’ by Lisa McCord. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of August 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘Rotan Switch’
Akkasah, the photography archive at NYU Abu Dhabi, launches 12 historical photo albums
Akkasah, the photography archive at NYU Abu Dhabi's al Mawrid Arab Center for the Study of Art, has published 12 digitized photo albums and prints from its archival collections. The albums, which contain over 1,500 photographs, geographically span the region reflecting Akkasah's commitment to documenting histories across borders and throughout the existence of photography as a format. Countries featured are Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, and Iraq.
FAULT LINE Magnitude 7.8 by Julia Fullerton-Batten
One of the world's worst natural disasters in decades resulted when major earthquakes hit south-east Turkey and the north-west region of Syria on 6 February 2023. The effects of the earthquakes and subsequent aftershocks will be felt for years to come. There remains an urgent need for aid to help the large numbers of displaced and vulnerable families.
All About Photo Presents ’Mother Earth’ by Diana Cheren Nygren
A city girl and skeptic to my core, I feel an overwhelming sense of awe in the face of a desert spread before me or the expanse of the ocean. Within these magnificent landscapes, humanity seems small and insignificant. Geologic eras are etched into layers of rock and our time on earth seems short in contrast. So far there have been thirty-seven epochs in the history of this planet. Humans have been on Earth for less than two of these, though our impact on the shape of the planet has been tremendously outsized. What will the next epoch look like?
35th Visa pour l’Image - Perpignan
As always, the historic sites of the city will showcase the fine work of photographers selected by the director of the festival, Jean-François Leroy for the program of exhibitions. In the evening, Campo Santo is the grand venue for the ever impressive open-air screenings.
James Barnor: Accra/London, A Retrospective
The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) presents James Barnor: Accra/London—A Retrospective, a comprehensive survey of the pioneering Ghanaian photographer, marking the first U.S. retrospective of his influential work. On view May 28 through October 15, 2023, the exhibition shows more than 170 photos from Barnor's archive of over 32,000 images, dating from the 1950s to 1980s and offering views of the artist's native Ghana, as well as the African diaspora in the United Kingdom, during times of major social and political changes.
Portrait(s): Photography Festival in Vichy
For this year's festival, Portrait(s) is occupying the Grand Etablissement Thermal of Vichy, a magnificent building designed by architect Charles Lecoeur that opened in 1903, as well as the Hall des Sources, and is hosting a grand out of doors retrospective of the work of Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf.
All About Photo Presents ’Railway Community’ by Steff Gruber
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘Railway Community' by Steff Gruber. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of June 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘Railway Community’
The 14th edition of LagosPhoto Festival
African Artists’ Foundation (AAF) a non-profit organization and art space based in Lagos, announced the first geographical expansion and new curatorial vision for the 14th edition of LagosPhoto Festival, an international festival of contemporary photography taking place from October 28 – December 31, 2023
Nightlife NYC, 1977-2023 by Meryl Meisler
In 1975 Meryl Meisler moved to New York City. Two years later its most notorious and celebrated nightclub, Studio 54, opened its doors. Meisler immersed herself in the nightlife scene and began to make images of Studio 54's colorful pleasure-seekers, along with some of its most noted party-goers such as Andy Warhol. The photographer states, ''When Studio 54 opened, my friend JudiJupiter got us on the guest list as photographers. The doorman took a liking and parted the door for us night after night. Studio 54's fabulous changing décor, DJs, sound system, and incredible crowds of diverse ages, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, and gender identities were thrilling.''
All About Photo Presents ’The Sufi Brotherhoods of Senegal’ by Christian Bobst
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘The Sufi Brotherhoods of Senegal’ by Christian Bobst Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of May 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘The Sufi Brotherhoods of Senegal’ Christy Karpinski , is the curator for this month's show.
Ralph Gibson: Secret of Light
This wide-ranging exhibition by the photographer Ralph Gibson (*1939) presents the development of his work from the 1960s to the present day based on selected series. The exhibition is being developed in a direct collaboration between the artist and the curator, Dr. Sabine Schnakenberg, and is composed of some 300 analogue and digital works in black and white and color from the artist's private collection as well as works that the collector F.C. Gundlach acquired during his collaboration with Ralph Gibson in the early 1980s for his private photography collection, which is now on permanent loan to the House of Photography at the Deichtorhallen.
Arresting Beauty: Julia Margaret Cameron
San Diego's Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA) celebrates its 40 years in Balboa Park and 50 years as a photo nonprofit with an intoxicating spring exhibition touring the world directly from London's Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A). Arresting Beauty: Julia Margaret Cameron is a collection of work by one of the most innovative and influential photographers of all time.
Vasantha Yogananthan:  Mystery Street
French photographer Vasantha Yogananthan is the 2019 laureate of Immersion, a French-American Photography Commission. Mentored by Agnès Sire, he chose to undertake his residency in the southern US state of Louisiana. Yogananthan spent time with city children over the course of a long, hot summer, capturing their sense of the ephemeral, ever-changing world around them. “Mystery Street” is the title of the resulting series, a solo exhibition and a monograph, co-published with Chose Commune.
The Magnum & Friends Square Print Sale: Vital Signs
For the first time in the 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 upcoming Square Print Sale (April 17–23).
Stephen Inggs: Botanical Legacies
HackelBury is pleased to present Botanical Legacies, a solo exhibition by South African artist Stephen Inggs. Inggs' work focuses on material objects which become symbols of transience and history. His images of flowers are beautiful but belie more sombre themes around colonialism and migration. Inggs is interested in the 'archaeology of identity' and how 'the emblems of cultural history and the circulation of objects' are given new meanings.
Manfred Bauman: Rebirth
Star photographer Manfred Baumann shows the faces and bodies of over 20 women who have had experience with breast cancer – in various dimensions: as the first time, relapsed or metastatic, incurable sufferers. The photographs give visibility and tell the personal stories of the participants.
All About Photo Presents ’Unseen’ by Daniel Sackheim
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘UNSEEN’ by Daniel Sackheim. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of April 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘Unseen’
Michael Ackerman: Homecoming, New York - Varanasi - Napoli
The first Neapolitan solo exhibition dedicated to American photographer Michael Ackerman, "Homecoming - New York, Varanasi, Napoli," holds in its title the sense of the visual path outlined by gallerist Cristina Ferraiuolo. The segment of the exhibition dedicated to New York, including some iconic images of the 1990s, is composed of work made by the artist during his continuous returns to the city where he grew up and developed his artistic vision. His photographs stem from a homesickness, a love of the city and a deep need to connect with its people. These emotionally naked portraits, both fleeting and posed, are of a humanity that is simultaneously dark, tender, vulnerable and even sweet. They are made with a deep empathy and affection.
Outside the Frame: Todd Webb in Africa
A recently recovered photographic series documents the compelling photographic journey of American photographer Todd Webb through nine African countries on the cusp of independence. In 1958, photographer Todd Webb, best known for his remarkable images of the everyday life and architecture of New York and Paris, as well as photographs of the American West, was commissioned by the United Nations Office of Public Information to document the progress of industry and technology in what were then nine different African nations, either recently independent or on the cusp of gaining independence in the aftermath of World War II.
Heritage Auctions Offer a Selection of Dr. Greenberg’s Extraordinary Photo Collection
On April 4, Heritage will offer a selection of the late Dr. Greenberg's extraordinary collection in its Photographs Signature® Auction, with the aforementioned photography luminaries on tap, and many other top lots from other consigners that bring considerable rarities, surprises, and collector favorites. This event encompasses an incredible selection of wilderness and nature photography with fourteen Ansel Adams photographs (including his masterpiece Moonrise, Hernandez), as well as three portfolios from Eliot Porter, the master of color nature photography. There's a set of cheeky (so to speak) nudes by Herb Ritts and Peter Beard, naked Marilyns by Bert Stern, a coterie of Warhol & Factory Co. and much more: a collection of photographs by one of the top British photographers, Bill Brandt, and three ultra-rare early Beatles photographs by Mike Mitchell - the intimate images that most encapsulate the Fab Four's initial invasion of America and only the second time they have appeared at auction.
Gregor Sailer: The Polar Silk Road photography exhibition opening at the Natural History Museum
Melting Arctic Sea ice is opening a channel known as 'The Polar Silk Road'. Paired with opportunities for trade and access to oil and gas extraction, conflicts are already beginning to arise over ownership and access to this newfound treasure. Gregor Sailer's new exhibition opening at the Natural History Museum from 26 May 2023, documents our complex relationship with the environment, the wide-reaching impacts of climate change and a rapidly changing world.
CatchLight Visual Storytelling Summit 2023
The non-profit media organization CatchLight will hold its 2023 Visual Storytelling Summit on the theme ''The Change We Want to See.'' Organized with Elizabeth Krist, curator and formerly a longtime photo editor at National Geographic, the event will feature a portfolio review in the morning, followed by presenters and topics spanning artificial intelligence imagery, reporting on environmental issues, reproductive rights, racial justice, and how local journalists are holding power accountable at a time when trust in public institutions is at an all-time low.
International Photography Awards (IPA) Announces Opening of Exhibition at House of Lucie in Budapest
Contemporary photography lovers can soon immerse themselves in the world of breathtaking photographic works: the 2022 International Photography Awards winners are set to showcase their exceptional works in the heart of Budapest, Hungary. Carefully selected from thousands of incredible entries from around the globe, the 26 category winners and the 30 images of the 'Best of Show' curated selection will be on display for contemporary art enthusiasts from Hungary, Europe, and beyond.
SIX.TWO Editions: Benefit for Earthquake Aid in Turkey & Syria
A group of US-based artists and creatives have teamed up to launch the photographic print sale SIX.TWO Editions (www.sixtwoeditions.com), which runs from March 10 to March 20 (midnight EST). Made possible by the generous participation of over 200 artists, including some of the most notable names in the world of photography - including Alec Soth, Alessandra Sanguinetti, Andres Serrano, Art Streiber, Barbara Davidson, Carolyn Drake, Daniel Arnold, Diana Markosian, Emma Summerton, Frank Ockenfels 3, George Georgiou, Jack Davison, Joe Pugliese, Joel Sternfeld, Kathy Ryan, Larry Fink, Martin Parr, Michael Ackerman, Newsha Tavakolian, Paolo Pellegrin, Pari Dukovic, Roger Ballen, Sam Youkilis, Shirin Neshat, Susan Meiselas, Vanessa Winship - SIX.TWO Editions encourages photography enthusiasts and the general public to donate to ongoing earthquake relief efforts and obtain original photographic prints during the ten-day period.
Faces of Climate Change
In April 2023, to celebrate Earth Day, the Georgetown Environmental Justice Program is hosting Faces of Climate Change, a photography exhibition whose goal is to highlight the people who are on the front lines of climate change but are under-represented in the global agenda and the media of climate change.
The Day May Break Chapter Two by Nick Brandt
The Day May Break is an ongoing global series portraying people and animals that have been badly impacted by environmental degradation and destruction. Chapter One, which was released last year, features photographs taken in Zimbabwe and Kenya in late 2020. The work in Chapter Two, which will be unveiled in October 2022, was taken by Brandt earlier this year in Bolivia. This is the first time in his 20 year career that Brandt has made work outside of Africa.
In Search of a Path by Stefano Azario
In one way or another, we are all in search of the path that is right for us; of a way of life that allows us to feel in balance and in harmony with the people and things which surround us.
Eveningside by Gregory Crewdson
Reflex Amsterdam is pleased to announce its first collaboration with the internationally acclaimed American photographer Gregory Crewdson. The focus of the solo exhibition, from 11 March until 6 May, is Crewdson's new series of works Eveningside (2021-2022), but spans both of the gallery's locations, and will also feature a selection from previous bodies of work, including Beneath the Roses (2003-2008) and Cathedral of the Pines (2013-2014). The visual artist is renowned for his cinematographically staged photographs
Jamie Johnson Growing Up Travelling
Leica Gallery Los Angeles proudly presents BROAD STROKES II, an exhibition featuring the works of Kathryn Boyd Brolin: The Desert is a Woman, Jamie Johnson: Growing Up Travelling, Madison Krieger: #?@&*$! and Lisa McCord: Rotan switch
All About Photo Presents ’Africa’ by Laurent Baheux
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘AFRICA’ by Laurent Baheux. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of March 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘Africa’. Sandrine Hermand-Grisel, is the curator for this month's show.
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
Toronto’s preeminent, annual month-long festival presents an outstanding roster of established and emerging North American and international lens-based artists.
ART PARIS : 25 years
Art Paris is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an edition that will bring together some 134 galleries from 25 different countries at the Grand Palais Éphémère from 30 March to 2 April 2023. Art Paris - which was founded in 1999 - is organised by France Conventions, a French family-run business. Thanks to the efforts of its owners, Julien and Valentine Lecêtre, together with fair director Guillaume Piens, in the space of 25 years, Art Paris has become a leading spring arts event, an innovative art fair that fosters discovery, setting out to explore in depth the world of modern and contemporary art.
Photographic Arts Council Los Angeles Presents its Inaugural Photography Fair Photo Forward Los Angeles
Photographic Arts Council Los Angeles is pleased to announce the inaugural opening of Photo Forward Los Angeles, taking place on Saturday, February 18, through Sunday, February 19, 2023. Produced by the Photographic Arts Council Los Angeles (PAC LA), a non-profit organization, the presentation of a new art fair in Los Angeles is consistent with PAC LA's mission to further an evolving and public conversation about photography and lens-based arts. This free art fair will feature both vintage and contemporary works, offering an expansive exhibition of photography, books, and ephemera, presented by exhibitors established in their field.
Action Against Hunger Present ’Unyielding Floods: Restoring Hope’ by Peter Caton
Award-winning photographer, Peter Caton, and international charity, Action Against Hunger, present an arresting display of photos demonstrating the resilience of farmers facing unyielding floods in South Sudan.
Spectacular Winning Images of AAP Magazine 29 Women
This 29th edition of AAP Magazine sought, not only to acknowledge the strength, beauty and resilience of women, but also their artistic poetry and talent as demonstrated by the 16 women photographers selected. The 24 artists featured in this edition, regardless of gender, gave us - through their different approaches and techniques - a powerful tribute to women. The 24 artists featured in this edition, regardless of gender, gave us - through their different approaches and techniques - a powerful tribute to women.
Rotterdam Photo’23 Freedom Redefined
The theme for the 2023 edition of the Rotterdam Photo has been selected: Freedom Redefined. It was inspired by the COVID-19 crisis and the drastic events of recent times. The world has been in a constant condition of fear and isolation, and the war in Ukraine has only heightened these fears.
All About Photo Presents ’Los Olvidados, Guatemala’ by Harvey Castro
All About Photo is pleased to present ‘Los Olvidados, Guatemala’ by Harvey Castro. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of February 2023 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘Los Olvidados, Guatemala’
Nadezda Nikolova: Unique Works
HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present Unique Works, a solo exhibition of work by Nadezda Nikolova in which the artist seeks to capture a singular sense of oneness and universal connectivity in her work through multi-layered compositions.
Shawn W. Walker: Lost and Found
Bruce Silverstein Gallery is pleased to present Shawn Walker: Lost & Found, an exhibition of rediscovered early exhibition prints by one of the founding members of the Kamoinge Workshop. These extraordinary photographs, created in the first decade of the artist’s sixty-year career, depict and immortalize members of the artist’s community who were all too often overlooked and unseen, serving as a window into the origins of the artist’s creative practice. Having rested dormant, safely stored, and forgotten in The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture archives for over a half-century and now reunited with the artist, many of the photographs exhibited in Lost and Found are being shown in public for the very first time. They are some of the few early prints still in the artist’s possession after his archive of over 100,000 images was acquired by the Library of Congress in 2019 in what would become the first photography archive of a black artist procured by the institution.
Race, Love, and Labor (an excerpt)
The Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW) is pleased to present Race, Love, and Labor (an excerpt), a group exhibition of artists who completed Woodstock AIR, CPW’s acclaimed Artist-in-Residency. This is a re-presentation of the landmark exhibition first organized by noted art historian Dr. Sarah Elizabeth Lewis for the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz in 2014. This abbreviated version of the original show provides new historical context and cultural meaning for ten significant American photographers. It will be on view at CPW, 474 Broadway, Kingston, from January 14 to March 19, 2023.
All About Photo Presents ’Bombay Beach’ by Bram Coppens
All About Photo is pleased to present 'Bombay Beach' by Bram Coppens. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of January 2023 and includes 17 photographs from the series 'Bombay Beach'
All About Photo Presents ’This Is Water’ by Ann Prochilo
All About Photo is pleased to present 'This Is Water' by American photographer Ann Prochilo. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of December 2022.
Charles Muir Lovell mid-career exhibition to open during PhotoNOLA
The exhibition Charles Muir Lovell Archives will open at the Second Story Gallery, Sat., Dec. 10, 2021, with a free public reception from 6 to 9 p.m., as part of PhotoNOLA. The cooperative gallery, which is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., is located in the New Orleans Healing Center, 2372 St. Claude Ave., in the St. Claude Arts District, downriver from the French Quarter. The exhibition will run through Sat., Jan. 7, 2023. Admission is free and open to the public.
Rinko Kawauchi receives Outstanding Contribution to Photography
The World Photography Organisation is delighted to announce the acclaimed Japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi as the Outstanding Contribution to Photography recipient of the Sony World Photography Awards 2023. One of the most important Japanese photographers working today, Kawauchi has achieved international renown for her intimate and luminous images, capturing ephemeral moments of everyday life.
All About Photo Presents ’Felicific Calculus: Technology as a Social Marker of Class, Race, & Economics in Rochester, NY’ by Eric Kunsman
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of November 2022 and includes twenty photographs from the series 'Felicific Calculus: Technology as a Social Marker of Class, Race, & Economics in Rochester, NY'
The 8th Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival
The 8th Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival will kick off in Xiamen on 25 November 2022, and continue to showcase new international photography works! The 8th Jimei x Arles will present thirty exhibitions, featuring works by more than one hundred artists from France, Thailand, Brazil, the United States and mainland China: Six Exhibitions from Arles selected from 2022 Les Rencontres d’Arles, ten Discovery Awards exhibitions focusing on outstanding young Chinese artist photographers, three Greetings from Thailand exhibitions, one China Pulse exhibition showing the exploration and development of Chinese higher art colleges in photography, three Crossover Photography exhibitions, one Tribute exhibition, one Collector’s Tale exhibition, two Local Action exhibitions, one Jimei x Arles Group Exhibition of the Finalists’ Proposals for Curatorial Award for Photography and Moving Image, one photography exhibition THE HORIZON, and one Jimei x Arles Photobook Exhibition.
Critical Eye: Photographic Collections before the Digital Age
THE GRIFFIN MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY is pleased to showcase works from across the genre of photography with its exhibition, Critical Eye | Photographic Collections before the Digital Age. This wide-ranging exhibition features the works of ten New England based collectors. Ten visions spanning the medium through the twenty and twenty-first century.
Oh India by Thomas James Parrish
Thomas James Parrish presents his photobook and photography exhibition 'Oh India' as a part of his photography fundraising project. In 2016 Thomas spent 6 months travelling across northern India on a documentary-travel project. During his time in West Bengal, he had the fortune to visit Kaikala Chetana, a volunteer-run, community-based education program for India's rural poor in the Haripal Block of the Hooghly District, 50km from Kolkata.
Paris Photo 2022
Paris Photo, the leading international fair dedicated to the photographic medium, returns to the Grand Palais Éphémère in the heart of Paris from November 10 to 13th, 2022.
The Magnum Square Print Sale:  75th Anniversary Year, Part Two: Now
More than 100 signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6” prints by Magnum photographers and The Photographers’ Gallery for £100/€120/ $100+tax.
Review Santa Fe Photo Symposium & Portfolio Reviews
CENTER's premier juried portfolio review event, the Review Santa Fe Photo Symposium, is a conference for photographers and lens-based artists seeking audience expansion, critical discussion, and community connection. One of the oldest portfolio review events in the U.S., Review Santa Fe, enters its 21st year in 2022. The conference programs include portfolio reviews with esteemed reviewers, Project Presentations, The Democratic Lens: Photography & Civic Engagement Scholar Lectures, and more. View the 2022 event schedule.
All About Photo Presents ’one, one thousand’ by Debe Arlook
All About Photo is pleased to present 'One, One thousand…' by Debe Arlook. Harvey Stein, is the curator for this month's show. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of October 2022 and includes twenty photographs from the series 'One, One thousand…
Projecting L.A. 2022
The L.A. Project debuts its first annual public art event, Projecting L.A., in DTLA, featuring the work of 35 renowned and emerging photographers to celebrate the photographic community and diverse stories that make up the streets of Los Angeles, on Saturday, October 22, 2022
Toni Meneguzzo: Diptych
29 ARTS IN PROGRESS gallery is proud to announce the opening on the 20th of September 2022 of DIPTYCH - the solo show of the eclectic Italian photographer Toni Meneguzzo. The artist pushes towards a truly contemporary language suggestive of an unpublished relationship between the Polaroid and the vividness of his most recent digital photographs which combine a rigorous formal technique with an uninhibited use of the medium. The exhibition will run from 20th of September to the 19th of November 2022.
All About Photo Presents ’Folding and Mending’ by Debra Achen
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of September 2022 and includes seventeen photographs from the series 'Folding and Mending'<
Sebastião Salgado: Sotheby’s Impact Gala and Exhibition in Support of Instituto Terra
Sebastião Salgado's Magnum Opus -a new survey of 50 photographs spanning 1978 to present - will highlight bodies of work that provide an intimate and intergenerational lens into global subcultures; amplify recognition of 12 indigenous communities; and bring crucial visibility to the global climate crisis.
Between Worlds by Harry Gruyaert
Gallery FIFTY ONE is proud to announce its 4th solo exhibition by Belgian photographer Harry Gruyaert . In 'Between Worlds' - accompanying the launch in October of an eponymous book published by Thames & Hudson (English) and Atelier Xavier Barral (French) - Gruyaert presents a selection of images from his diverse oeuvre, all of which depicting a 'threshold' or barrier, such as a window or reflection.
Street Visions: Europe, 1934 - Photographs by Richard J. Scheuer
A remarkable window into Europe before World War II will be seen by the public for the first time when Street Visions: Europe, 1934 -- Photographs by Richard J. Scheuer has its official opening on September 22, 2022, at the Dr. Bernard Heller Museum at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York.
VIVANT, Le sacre du corps by Isabelle Chapuis
A work to which she has dedicated herself for the last 7 years. ''I propose through this work an experience of meeting the living. In its human, vegetal, mineral or animal forms, I am keen to celebrate its manifestations in their rich and complex beauties.
Visa Pour L’image, Perpignan 2022
Yet another year where photojournalists have been prominent in tragedy. First there was Afghanistan, then Ukraine, not to mention so many other theaters of war, violence and atrocities standing as clear and often cruel evidence to prove that photojournalism is a leader in advocating human rights, condemning war crimes, and defending freedom of information, i.e. the right to critical information in a context of democratic debate.
Le Saut: Pernod Ricard Arts Mentorship 2022
Pernod Ricard's constant commitment to creation dates back to the origins of the Group under the aegis of the insatiable entrepreneur and artist that was my grandfather, Paul Ricard. The recent opening of the new exhibition space of the Pernod Ricard Foundation, in our Parisian headquarters, is a testament to what remains cardinal to us: art is only meaningful if it is shared.
Alys Tomlinson: Gli Isolani (The Islanders)
Tomlinson has spent the last two years exploring the lives of islanders in modern-day Italy, capturing little- known rituals and traditions inspired by paganism, fables and folklore. These almost theatrical images document traditional costumes and masks, preserved and handed down for generations, worn during festivities and celebrations in Sicily, Sardinia and islands of the Venetian lagoon. The project provides a meditation on place, faith and identity.
All About Photo Presents ’Coney Island Beyond the Boardwalk’ by Steve Hoffman
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of July & August 2022 and includes twenty photographs from the series 'Coney Island Beyond the Boardwalk'
Maggie Taylor: Internal Logic
photo-eye Gallery is pleased to announce Internal Logic, an exhibition of color photomontage by gallery artist Maggie Taylor. Taylor will be at photo-eye on Saturday, August 6th from 3-5 pm for an artist reception and will be available to sign her new book by the same title.
Doug and Mike Starn: Can’t, Won’t, Don’t Stop
HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present 'Can't, Won't, Don't Stop', an exhibition of new work by Doug and Mike Starn. The Starns have been working conceptually with photography for over 30 years. This series of work, begun in 2021, sees the Starns returning to some of the techniques which they pioneered in the 1980s when they explored the three dimensionality and physicality of photography and combining the more recent inclusion of painting. This body of work also continues the Starns' fascination with the passage of time. They make visible aging process and deterioration of the material with which they work and examine how the meaning of what was created or conceptualised changes with time.
All About Photo Presents ’Muay Thai Kids’ by Alain Schroeder
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of June 2022 and includes sixteen photographs from the series 'Muay Thai Kids' by the Belgian photographer Alain Schroeder.
William Klein: YES
This summer, the International Center of Photography (ICP) will present a major retrospective exhibition of the work of the multifaceted artist William Klein. On view at ICP from June 3 through September 12, 2022, William Klein: YES; Photographs, Paintings, Films, 1948-2013 features nearly 300 works, filling ICP's galleries with photographs, paintings, films, photobooks, and other media from Klein's expansive and boundary-pushing six-decade career.
Just Women:  ImageNation Paris 2022 at Galerie Joseph Le Palais
Returning to Paris, in Marais, ImageNation, under the direction of Martin Vegas, from May 27 to 29, 2022, offers a deep exploration of the visionary world of more than 400 recognized artists from different countries, each one of them bringing to life a new and unusual perspective through their amazing works.
All About Photo Presents ’Black Diamond’ by Sebastian Sardi
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of May 2022 and includes eighteen photographs from the series 'Black Diamond'
Portrait(s) 2022: TEN years of photography in Vichy
Portrait(s) celebrates its 10th edition! The Vichy photographic event, dedicated to the age-old art of portraiture, takes place at the Palais des Congrès, a showcase housed in the Vichy Opera House, for indoor exhibitions. In addition to this emblematic place of the city, located in the heart of the thermal park, the other exhibition sites of the festival, located outside: the esplanade of the lake of Allier, the place Saint-Louis and the square of the station.
Hans Georg Berger: The Learning Photographer
From the 8th of April to 16th of July, 29 ARTS IN PROGRESS gallery is proud to present, for the first time in Milan, the work of German photographer and writer Hans Georg Berger. The exhibition, entitled 'The learning photographer', brings together more than 30 sophisticated black and white gelatin silver photographs printed on fine art baryta paper produced from negatives conserved in the German artist's archive and carefully selected by the directors of the gallery and the artist.
Will Burrard-Lucas Stunning Photographs Support the Conservation of Africa’s Precious Wildlife
British wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas has launched an exclusive collection of Fine Art prints that support the protection of endangered wildlife by raising awareness and funds for vital conservation projects in Africa.
The Magnum Square Print Sale: Precedents
Over 70 signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6" prints by Magnum photographers for £100/€110/ $100+tax. Available for one week only.
All About Photo Presents ’The Country that Drowned’ by Jan Grarup
Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the months of March and April 2022 and includes twenty photographs from the series 'The Country that Drowned'
ART PARIS 2022
The high-level 2022 selection reflects the growing momentum of this major spring event for modern and contemporary art. Boosted by the success of the September 2021 edition that inaugurated the Grand Palais Éphémère on the Champ-de-Mars with a record-breaking 72,745 visitors, Art Paris is back from 7 to 10 April 2022 with a strong selection of 130 modern and contemporary galleries from some 20 different countries.
Donation of 100 photographs of Pablo Picasso taken by David Douglas Duncan to Photo Elysee
An exceptional donation from a private collection of 100 vintage photographs of the private world of Pablo Picasso taken between 1956 and 1973 by David Douglas Duncan, the famous American war photographer, as well as two portraits of Pablo Picasso and David Douglas Duncan by Gjon Mili, plus a print by Judy Caravaglia.
’’SOME PEOPLE’’ (Every)Body
"SOME PEOPLE" (Every)Body is an international group journalism and art exhibition that examines the ethics, people, processes, and systems that constitute the maintenance of, and barriers to, health for human beings.
Renew: A Recent Survey in Chinese Contemporary Photography
Eli Klein Gallery is delighted to present Renew - A Recent Survey in Chinese Contemporary Photography, a group exhibition of 10 Chinese contemporary artists representing a diverse range of generations, featuring 18 works that aim to update and reimagine the medium of photography, as well as the relationship between the Photographers, their Ways of Seeing, and the Photographs-all within the current socio-political and technological climate.
All About Photo Presents ’The Systems That Shape Us’ by Aya Okawa
All About Photo is pleased to present 'The Systems That Shape Us' by Aya Okawa. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the months of February 2022 and includes seventeen photographs from the series 'The Systems That Shape Us'
Kings Road by Mona Kuhn
KINGS ROAD by MONA KUHN, published by Steidl,is out now available from all good book stores. The exhibition is at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum in Santa Barbara, California, USA until May
All About Photo Presents Charles Muir Lovell
All About Photo is pleased to present ' Back When The Good Times Rolled 2009 to 2020' by Charles Muir Lovell. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the months of January 2022 and includes twenty photographs from the series 'Back When The Good Times Rolled 2009 to 2020'
Katja Liebmann: Dust In The Wind
HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present: Dust in the Wind, a solo exhibition of new work by Katja Liebmann and her fourth exhibition at HackelBury Fine Art. With this body of work, Liebmann creates "etchings of time" by revisiting negatives, made over the last twenty-five years, to condense time and memory.
All About Photo Presents ’When The Trees Are Gone’ by Diana Cheren Nygren
All About Photo is pleased to present 'When the Trees Are Gone' by Diana Cheren Nguyen. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the months of December 2021 and includes eighteen photographs from the series 'When the Trees Are Gone'
Edward Burtynsky Outstanding Contribution to Photography Award 2022
The World Photography Organisation is delighted to announce the renowned Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky as the Outstanding Contribution to Photography recipient of the Sony World Photography Awards 2022. Widely regarded as one of the world's most accomplished contemporary photographers, Burtynsky is best known for his sweeping images of industrial landscapes and the wider environmental crisis.
Looper Syndicate by Osamu Kanemura and Sincerity Department Loyal Division by Hiroko Komatsu
dieFirma is pleased to announce the relaunch of their Cooper Square location with site-specific installations by celebrated Japanese photographers Osamu Kanemura and Hiroko Komatsu for their New York City debut. Their immersive installations, one on each floor of dieFirma, are extraordinarily sensorial.
Photo Vogue Festival: Reframing History
Four days of free EXHIBITIONS and CONVERSATIONS on PHOTOGRAPHY on Nov 18-21 in Milan. The sixth edition of The Photo Vogue Festival, the first CONSCIOUS FASHION photography FESTIVAL dedicated to the common ground between ETHICS and AESTHETICS, is back in Milan, LIVE and ONLINE.
Poulomi Basu: Eruptions
Eruptions marks Indian transmedia artist and activist Poulomi Basu's (b.1983, Calcutta) first major international solo exhibition, and will be presented at Side Gallery, Newcastle, UK. Shown together for the first time through an immersive installation of VR, film and photography, the gallery and cinema spaces will showcase Basu's acclaimed projects spanning between 2009 and 2021 - To Conquer Her Land (2009-12); Blood Speaks: A Ritual Of Exile(2013-18) and Centralia (2010-21).
David Stewart: Featherstone Street
Featherstone Street, by acclaimed British photographer David Stewart (b.1958), is a new ongoing series of portraits of the people who have featured throughout Stewart's successful 40-year photographic career.
Photo50:  No Place is An Island
The latest edition of Photo50, No Place is An Island, curated by Rodrigo Orrantia, presents works by British and UK-based artists responding to the idea of an island. Echoing John Donne's celebrated book No Man is an Island, the exhibition explores what it means to be an island and its multiple possibilities towards the future.
All About Photo presents ’Lost War’ by Lenka Klicperová
All About Photo is pleased to present 'Lost War' by Lenka Klicperová. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the months of November 2021 and includes twenty photographs from the series 'Lost War'.
Vital Impacts
Your generous purchase of Vital Impact's fine art prints directly supports grassroots organizations across the globe, who work tirelessly to sustain our planet. Every contribution, regardless of size, aids their critical work.
CatchLight
CatchLight to expand its collaborative model of visual journalism with $2 million California initiative
Winners of the Siena International Photo Awards announced
The photo "Hardship of Life" by Turkish photographer Mehmet Aslan is the overall winner of the Siena International Photo Awards (SIPA) 2021. This emotionally strong image was taken in the district of Reyhanli, in the Turkish province of Hatay, at the border with Syria. A father who lost one leg is holding his son who was born without lower or upper limbs due to a congenital disorder caused by the medications his mother had to take after being sickened by nerve gas released during the war in Syria.
All About Photo Presents ’Anonymous Citizens’ by Michael Ruggiero
All About Photo is pleased to present 'Anonymous Citizens' by Michael Ruggiero. Harvey Stein is the curator of the show that will be featured for the entire month of October 2021.
PhMuseum Days Photography Festival
From 23 to 26 September 2021 the first edition of the PhMuseum Days photography festival will take place at DumBO space in Bologna, Italy.
Unpublished Photo 2021
Unpublished Photo is an event promoted by MUSEC and the Fondazione culture e musei, in collaboration with 29 ARTS IN PROGRESS gallery in Milan. Since 2018, the project has attracted young photographers under 36 from all over the world.
Blue Violet: Cig Harvey
photo-eye Gallery is pleased to announce Blue Violet: Photographs and Text by Cig Harvey, an online solo exhibition by renowned photographer Cig Harvey. This exhibition corresponds with Harvey's recent photobook Blue Violet, published by The Monacelli Press.
On The Roofs: Not Everything Illegal is Immoral
Superchief Gallery NFT is proud to present "ON THE ROOFS: Not Everything Illegal Is Immoral", a group exhibition of urban exploration photography by Isaac "Drift" Wright, Tom Durante, and EM1.T. The show features thirteen 1 of 1 NFT's available via auction on OpenSea. An opening reception with the artists will be held on Thursday, September 9th from 8 to 11pm. The exhibition will be on view through September 23rd.
Exclusive Interview with Nick Brandt About The Day May Break
Photographed in Zimbabwe and Kenya in late 2020, The Day May Break is the first part of a global series portraying people and animals impacted by environmental degradation and destruction. An ambitious and poetic project picturing people who have all been badly affected by climate change - some displaced by cyclones that destroyed their homes, others such as farmers displaced and impoverished by years-long severe droughts. We asked Nick Brandt a few questions about the project.
Mario Testino: Unfiltered
A world exclusive and for the first time in Italy, 29 ARTS IN PROGRESS gallery is proud to present "Mario Testino: Unfiltered", the first major exhibition of this celebrated artist and photographer's work never shown before in a gallery.
All About Photo Presents American Portraits: 1978-2006 by Saul Bromberger
Many years later now that I am 63 years old, I have learned that it was in my early 20's when I had found my voice. It was then that I realized that my point of view had value and that I had something important to say and share with the world. I was capturing poignant scenes in our communities that I felt were significant for how they described the American culture, moments that captured American as well as universal sensibilities. Scenes that captured essential truths about people's hopes and their successes, their challenges and despair, their individuality and their relationships, during their day to day lives in our American communities. Scenes that defined an American way of life for me.
Galerie XII Paris Presents Mona Kuhn: Selected Works
Galerie XII Paris (www.galeriexii.com) is pleased to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of Mona Kuhn: Selected Works, one of the most respected and widely exhibited contemporary art photographers at work in the world today. The exhibition, which runs from September 24 to November 13, 2021, coincides with the launch of Mona Kuhn's first monograph, "Works" (Thames & Hudson), an essential volume for anyone with an interest in the human form in contemporary art. The reader is provided with invaluable insights into Kuhn's creative process and the ways in which she works with her subjects and settings, and achieves the visual signature of her imagery
Ruth Orkin Centenary Celebrated by Hundred+ Heroines
To celebrate the centenary of the American photographer and film maker, Ruth Orkin (1921 - 1985), Hundred+ Heroines will present an online exhibition and talk with Orkin's daughter on her work on 3 September (Orkin's date of birth).
Martin Schoeller exhibits with ’Holocaust Survivors’ in Maastricht
Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof in Maastricht, the Netherlands, presents an exhibition of the German portrait photographer Martin Schoeller from 5 September 2021 until 31 January 2022. With the exhibition 'Survivors: Faces of Life after the Holocaust', the museum is showing 75 close-up portraits of Jewish men and women. The compelling, large-format photographs give a face to survivors of the Holocaust.
The Photographer’s Way: A Creative Project About What It Takes To Become A Visual Artist
New York, NY, August 19, 2021 - To celebrate World Photography Day and visual artists from all over the world, Depositphotos, a content marketplace with over 210 million images, music, and videos, is introducing a new project called "The Photographer's Way".
Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs
Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999) worked as a photojournalist for Look magazine years before he became known as a filmmaker and the director of such classics as Dr. Strangelove (1964), 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), and A Clockwork Orange (1971).
Paolo Roversi: NUDI
Maison Random is honored to present NUDI, an exhibition of Paolo Roversi´s famous nudes inside the Chapel at Palazzo Baronio in Ravenna. A tribute to the Artist to Beauty and Nature.
The Magnum Square Print Sale: Way for Escape
'Way for Escape' Magnum's Square Print Sale, runs from Monday July 12, 6AM PST to Sunday, July 18, 11:59 PM PST. Signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality, 6x6” prints from over 100 visual artists will exceptionally be available for $100, for 5 days only, from magnumphotos.com/shop.
All About Photo is Pleased to Present Shepherds From Transylvania
All About Photo is pleased to present Shepherds from Transylvania by Istvan Kerekes. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the months of July and August 2021 and includes twenty photographs from the series Shepherds from Transylvania.
Winners of MONO-KROMATIK at Praxis Gallery
I was thrilled when asked to jury the MONO-KROMATIK exhibition for the PRAXIS Photo Arts Center in Minneapolis, MN, because that is where my heart still lies, it reminds me why I fell in love with photography in the first place. When I was in the midst of jurying the show, I could feel the rhythm of the pictures and how they worked together. I could also perceive how each individual image had its own voice.
Rencontres d’Arles de la Photographie 2021
This summer, we will be especially happy to welcome you to Arles for the Rencontres de la photographie. More than ever, we need to get together and celebrate culture. The 51st edition did not take place in 2020, a year without festivals. In 2021, we will offer you the 52nd, a balance between key shows that could not be held last year and exciting new proposals. This is a transitional year between two directors: we welcomed Christoph Wiesner as the new head of the festival in September 2020.
Easton Nights by Peter Ydeen
Easton Nights is the solo show featuring a selection of works of the American photographer Peter Ydeen curated by Camilla Boemio. The images were selected with the aim of showcasing the myriad facets of Ydeen!s nocturnal narrative. Ydeen is well known for depicting urban landscapes whose complexities are described by the beauty of the mundane world.
La Villa by Dominique Tarlé
50 years ago, the biggest rock band in the world, the Rolling Stones, landed in the south of France. Following various tax woes in England, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor decided to come and seek shelter in France. The young photographer Dominique Tarlé who had known the band for a few years in London and on tour, came to join his favorite musicians in order to immortalize them in this new environment...
Tommaso Protti Amazonia
The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award is dedicated to the Amazon and the issues related to its deforestation. It is chaired by Yolanda Kakabadse, Minister of the Environment of Ecuador between 1998 and 2000 and President of WWF from 2010 to 2017. The Award was awarded to Tommaso Protti.
All About Photo is Pleased to Present Since Seeing You
All About Photo is pleased to present Since Seeing You by Ruth Lauer-Manenti. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the entire month of June 2021 and includes twenty photographs from the series Since Seeing You.
Photographic Festival: L’oeil Urbain
L'OEil Urbain Festival explores themes related to new urban realities. This photographic festival - including the ninth edition will be held from May 27 to July 4, 2021 - has become an unmissable event on in France
Belfast Photo Festival presents a bold vision of the future
Belfast Photo Festival, Northern Ireland's premier visual arts festival, will take over art galleries and public spaces throughout Belfast this June with a host of timely exhibitions exploring the role of photography in imagining new visions of the future.
Platinum by William Klein
FIFTY ONE TOO is pleased to present a series of 9 platinum prints by the influential American photographer, filmmaker, graphic designer and painter William Klein (born in 1928 in the US, lives and works in Paris, France). The exhibition features some of the most well known images that this 'enfant terrible of photography' made in commission for Vogue magazine in the 1950s and 60s and that are now considered a milestone in fashion photography. The platinum printing process - known for its exceptional quality, durability and beauty - gives these legendary photographs an unprecedented depth, sharpness and tonal range, spectacular to discover in person.
Spirit: Focus on Indigenous Art, Artists and Issues
The Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts is pleased to have guest curator Donna Garcia showcase the artists of Spirit: Focus on Indigenous Art, Artists, and Issues with photographs from Tonita Cervantes, Jeremy Dennis, Pat Kane, Meryl McMaster, Shelley Niro, a collaboration between Kali Spitzer & Bubzee, Will Wilson, Kiliii Yuyan, and Donna Garcia herself.
Vivian Maier - Stephan Vanfleteren: Capturing Life
Gallery FIFTY ONE will surprise its visitors with an unusual pairing of two master photographers: Vivian Maier (USA, 1926-2009) and Stephan Vanfleteren (Belgium, 1969). For this exhibition, Vanfleteren will select some images from his diverse oeuvre as a reflection on the work of Vivian Maier. The result: a surprising confrontation between two photographers of a very different place and time, that have one thing in common: the love for the street and all its unpredictability.
All About Photo is Pleased to Present The Black Stories Project
All About Photo is pleased to present The Black Stories Project by Madison Casagranda. Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the entire month of May 2021 and includes twenty photographs from The Black Stories Project. Brooke Shaden, is the curator for this month's show.
Michael Kenna: Il Fiume Po at Photo-Eye Gallery
photo-eye Gallery is pleased to announce Michael Kenna: Il Fiume Po (The River Po), an online solo exhibition by English photographer Michael Kenna. This exhibition corresponds with Kenna's recent photobook Il Fiume Po, published by Corsiero Editore.
Largest Selection of Annie Leibovitz Portraits Ever Offered Coming to Heritage Auctions
Heritage Auctions' April 12 Photographs Auction will include 20 images by Leibovitz, the largest selection of her work ever offered at auction. The trove features a range of actors, musicians and athletes that includes Sting, Ella Fitzgerald, Carl Lewis, Mick Jagger, Greg Louganis and Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis.
Ernest Knee at Obscura Gallery
We are thrilled to share an exhibition of vintage photographs by Ernest Knee, a well-known photographer and cultural figure who lived in Santa Fe in the 1930's and 1940's. Knee is best known for his images of northern New Mexico and other southwestern cultural landscapes, Native American dances, and many other profound Southwest locations which reveal a remarkable visual record of the Southwest between 1930-40, comprised into two books: Santa Fe, N.M. (1942, Hastings House) and Ernest Knee in New Mexico (2005, Museum of New Mexico Press). Also included in the exhibition will be a selection of photographs from Mexico of which were published in his book, Mexico - Laredo to Guadalajara (1951, Hastings House).
Magnum Square Print Sale: The Unexpected
The Unexpected brings together a selection of over 90 images by international photographic artists. Celebrating the unpredictability of life, this curation explores the happy accidents and unusual turns of events that lead to memorable images.
Lux - Unit of Illuminance
Collection of ambitious photographers' work, that celebrates the endless possibilities of lighting, to create intriguing and engaging photographs that evoke emotion from the viewer.
Richard Tuschman: My Childhood Reassembled
This exciting exhibition is the third in a series of major online shows & utilizes photo-eye's new Visual Server X website builder which allows the viewer to zoom into the already large-scale images.
Japan by Wojtek Wieteska: Lust for calm
One of the most recognized photographers in Poland summarizes 29 years of photographing Japan in a form of large-scale spacial installations. Paradise 101 is the biggest non-retrospective photography exhibition in the East-Europe in 2021.
Fill The Frame a New Street Photography Documentary
With the continuing rise of the digital age and popularity of social media, the genre of street photography has propelled like we've never seen before. Still there is more opportunity for street photography to be recognized and appreciated by the masses.
Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival
Toronto's preeminent month-long festival will showcase public art installations by established and emerging Canadian and international artists in May 2021
Circulation(s) Festival 11th Edition
The 11th edition is postponed from 13 March to 2 May 2021 at the CENTQUATRE-PARIS. It will present 33 artists of 12 different nationalities on more than 2000 m2 of exhibition space.
International Photomarathon from PHOTO IS:RAEL and Chutzpah Center
PHOTO IS:RAEL and ChutzpahCenter invite artists to take part in a unique 24 hour online International Photomarathon. The works of 20 winners will be featured in a travelling exhibition during 2021. Additional prizes will be awarded to the top 3 artists.
FORMAT21 International Photography Festival
The theme for the ninth edition of FORMAT - the UK's leading international photography festival - is Control. Control can be passive, progressive and aggressive. Control can provide opportunities or suppress ambitions. It can be birth control, state control, border control, remote control, self-control, command and control. We can be in control, out of control, beyond control. Founder and director of FORMAT Louise Fedotov-Clements, along with fellow FORMAT curators, Niamh Treacy, Laura O'Leary and Peter Bonnell, have curated the exciting festival programme featuring over 90 projects by artists, collectives and the mass participation Instagram event, inspired by Covid19,
The Boys by Rick Schatzberg
When two of his oldest friends died unexpectedly, Rick Schatzberg (born 1954) turned to photography to cope with his grief. He spent the next year and a half photographing his remaining group of a dozen men who have been close since early childhood. Now in their 67th year, "The Boys," as they call themselves, grew up together in the 1950s in post-war Long Island, New York.
AIPAD to Collaborate with Sotheby’s New Online Photography Auction
The Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) has announced a collaboration with Sotheby's. A new online auction, Four Decades: In Celebration of AIPAD, will be presented by Sotheby's from December 15 through 21, 2020. The unprecedented alliance will highlight work from 50 of the world's leading fine art photography galleries and will feature a wide range of museum quality work including contemporary, modern, and 19th-century photographs. The auction will be accompanied by an online catalogue.
Lottie Davies - Quinn: Until the Land Runs Out
For this installation of Quinn presented at Oriel Colwyn, North Wales (22 January - 10 April 2021), British photographer, artist, and writer, Lottie Davies, who herself possesses strong familial ties to North Wales, has created a large-scale multimedia project that extends far beyond the gallery walls into the seaside town and community of Colwyn Bay itself. Using a variety of media and installations, Quinn: Until the Land Runs Out is a meditation on grief, loss, loneliness, the human search for meaning, and the possibility of redemption through time and landscape. It recounts the eponymous fictional story of a young man, William Henry Quinn, who embarks on an epic and symbolic walk from south-westEngland to the far north of Scotland, taking in the length of Wales in between, in post-Second World War Britain.
Wildlife Photographers David Yarrow and Adrian Steirn Release Two Exclusive Works
For a limited time only, famed wildlife photographers David Yarrow and Adrian Steirn are teaming up with Space for Giants to release two limited-run, never-before-seen wildlife photographs to raise critical funding for Space for Giants' work to end the illegal wildlife trade.
We are Santa by Ron Cooper
I'm a portrait, travel and documentary photographer based in Denver, Colorado. I travel overseas extensively in pursuit of images that reflect local cultures and people. My most recent project, We Are Santa, was produced a bit closer to home, specifically in photo shoots in eight cities across the United States.
Winners of Narratives Announced
The photograph's power as a narrative tool is derived from the impression that what is captured within the frame is an accurate representation of what actually occurred at a specific moment in time. As complete or comprehensive as any narrative may appear to be, it will always be subject to a process of including some elements and excluding others. These inclusions and exclusion are a crucial part of what photographic storytelling is all about - What is being presented within the frame to the viewer - and what is being left out or left to the viewer's imagination.
Picturing the Future Weekend at The Griffin Museum of Photography
The Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts, is hosting the Picturing the Future Weekend this weekend, with a series of artist talks and lectures, culminating in a live photography auction on Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 3:00 PM. With over 70 prints featuring images by Pete Souza, Barbara Crane, Hold Feinstein, and Cig Harvey, and spanning a wide spectrum of photographic genres, these images will thrill both seasoned photography collectors, and new collectors. The proceeds of the auction benefit The Griffin Museum of Photography, and helps support the Griffin’s educational programs, exhibitions and operations. This is our main fundraising event of the year!
Twenty Five Icons of America by Jean Pierre Laffont
Sous Les Etoiles Gallery is pleased to present a collection of twenty-five photographs from photojournalist Jean Pierre Laffont, represented exclusively in United States by the gallery.
The Essence of Work: Photographs by Masashi Mitsui
Nikkei National Geographic, Jadite Galleries and Photographers Associates Tokyo Present: The Essence of Work, Photographs by Masahi Mitsui; Nikkei National Geographic Photo Award Grand Prize WinnerA tribute to the unwavering spirit of working people -- 20 years of reportage inside Asia.
Exposure: Lives at Sea
We rely on our oceans for food, ecosystem services, energy and transportation, yet it is a world rarely seen. In this socially distanced, visually-led exhibition, the experience of work and play at sea will be displayed through the lens of six seafarers and researchers - from the large-scale panoramic to the intensely intimate - bringing together photography taken around the world, from the reefs of Mexico to the isolation of Antarctica, to document the myriad ways life can be spent at sea.
Magnum Square Print Sale in Partnership with Aperture: Works of Imagination
Signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6" prints by Magnum Photos and Aperture photographers for $100, available for one week only.
States of Change
States of Change is an online print sale fundraiser in support of local groups working on the ground in five key swing states (AZ, FL, MI, PA and WI) to fight voter suppression and to get out the vote. States of Change is organized in partnership with Movement Voter Project. The fundraiser runs online at statesofchange.us until Sunday, October 18th at midnight PST, featuring prints from 150+ artists and photographers priced at $150.
Phil Bergerson Retrospective in Search of Meaning
Phil Bergerson "In Search of Meaning" marks the Stephen Bulger Gallery's sixth solo exhibition of work by Canadian photographer Phil Bergerson (b. 1947, Toronto, Canada) and coincides with the release of his third monograph, A Retrospective, published by Daylight Books. The publication is a survey of Bergerson's illustrious 50-year career which began in the 1970s with his exploration of performance art, drawing, painting and printmaking, before embracing photography exclusively. His early imagery includes an investigation of vernacular photography by manipulating found family snapshots to imbue them with new meanings, and the creation of grid-based works presenting multiple images that comment on the excesses of consumer culture.
Josephine Sacabo: Those Who Dance
A Gallery for Fine Photography is pleased to present THOSE WHO DANCE, a new collection of twenty-one 25 x 19" hand-pulled photogravures printed on Japanese kozo by contemporary artist Josephine Sacabo. THOSE WHO DANCE tells the story of Nahui Olin, an incomparable woman born into and later expelled from Mexico's high society in the early 20th century, who was both artist and muse to the likes of Diego Rivera and Edward Weston. Sacabo's images embody the mystery and otherworldly quality of their subject, a woman who refused to capitulate to the boundaries of her societal milieu and was punished severely for it. Sacabo recasts this injustice as a moment of triumph - her photographs express the beautiful, joyful abandon in dancing to the music of one's own soul.
All About Photo is Pleased to Present Zaido
The winner of the Solo Exhibition for the month of October 2020 is Yukari Chikura with her project Zaido. Discover her project.
Paolo Roversi - Studio Luce
The Municipality of Ravenna, the Department of Culture, and the MAR Museum of Art of Ravenna present the exhibition Paolo Roversi - Studio Luce, dedicated to the Ravenna photographer.
Irish Summers by Harry Gruyaert
Gallery FIFTY ONE is excited to announce its new show 'Irish Summers' by the renowned Belgian photographer Harry Gruyaert (1941). This exhibition brings together a selection of images the artist made on trips to Ireland over the period 1983-84. While some of these photographs are included in a number of Gruyaert's previous projects and books (e.g. 'Rivages'/'Edges'), this is the first time that they are presented as a series. An eponymous new FIFTY ONE Publication will be launched for the occasion of this exhibition.
27th Bayeux Calvados-Normandy Award for War Correspondents
Break indifference to conflicts. It's in this logic that the Bayeux Calvados-Normandy Award for War Correspondents was created. For the past 27 years Bayeux, a place that exemplifies peace and freedom, has been paying tribute to those who prevent oppressors from acting undisturbed and with impunity. Every year the Town of Bayeux, the Department of Calvados, the Normandy Region and their partners join forces to hold a unique event dedicated to a unique profession. The job of war correspondents is essential and serves as a barometer for democracies, yet it is little known and can be subject to abuse.
Acts of Erasure at MOCA
Acts of Erasure brings the two distinct artistic practices of Fatma Bucak and Krista Belle Stewart into dialogue. Bucak identifies as both Kurdish and Turkish. Stewart is a member of the Upper Nicola Band of the Nselxcin Nation in British Columbia, Canada. This pairing opens space for conversations around political identity concerning land and heritage, methodologies of historical repression and interpretation and the act and effects of erasure.
What is Home? At Catherine Edelman Gallery
Catherine Edelman Gallery is excited to open the Fall season with What is Home? featuring work by Keliy Anderson-Staley, Omar Imam and Rubén Martín de Lucas.
Paul Hart: Edgelands
A new exhibition of Paul Hart's compelling photographic work opens this Autumn in Cambridge (UK) to coincide with the release of his latest book RECLAIMED (Dewi Lewis Publishing)
Exhibition Opening Marathon of KAUNAS PHOTO Festival
On Thursday, September 3, 2020, the works of the Finalists of the XVII KAUNAS PHOTO festival's jubilee 10th edition of the photography contest KAUNAS PHOTO STAR on the topic "Peripheral Visions" will spread across galleries, museums and outdoor venues of Kaunas (Lithuania). The opening marathon will wind through the city and traditionally finish at the door of Kaunas Photography Gallery, where the Winner of KAUNAS PHOTO STAR 2020 Award will be announced. The evening will continue at Maironis Lithuanian Literature Museum with the screening of the Finalists' series and an artist talk by the photographer Dovile Dagiene-DoDa. The open competition KAUNAS PHOTO STAR has been organized by the festival KAUNAS PHOTO since 2010 aiming to honor the future stars of photography.
L’oeil Urbain Photographic Festival 2020
Sub-Saharan Africa is highlighted in this eighth edition of the Urban Eye festival; a territory of 48 states located south of the Sahara, so vast that it might seem futile to hope to encompass it and to define its contours in terms of photography. The pitfall is indeed to approach the subject from the angle of stereotypes, of the postcard in search of picturesque and a certain miserabilism where it would only be a question of slavery and colonialism. Generalities cannot take precedence over the contemporary reality of this vast territory, above all remarkable for its diversity. The vitality of current photography in Africa is a reflection of this excitement of a continent in turmoil in a globalized world; an emerging contemporary photography carried by a young generation of talented African photographers.
Gregory Halpern: Soleil cou coupé (Let the Sun Beheaded Be)
The Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) present a solo exhibition by Gregory Halpern, the fourth laureate of Immersion, a French-American Photography Commission: 'Soleil cou coupé'
Portrait(s): A Photography Encounter in Vichy
Among the highlights of this year's edition is an open-air exhibition by French photographer Charles Fréger, who has captured his subjects in masks and costumes rooted in African folkloric traditions. Also on display is a series by British photographer Chris Steele-Perkins, who documented the resurgence of the 'Teddy Boys' in the 1970s. Further showcases include a visual commentary on Brexit by Anglo-French photographer Ed Alcock, powerful portraits of officer cadets by Italian photographer Paolo Verzone, and the pop-culture study 'We Are Experienced' by US-American photographer Danielle Levitt.
32nd International Festival of Photojournalism Visa pour l’Image
Each year, a selection of the best stories from around the world is shown in Perpignan. Here is the list of some exhibitions you will be able to discover this year.
Home on the Range at Obscura Gallery
Obscura Gallery and Brant Mackley Gallery present our jointly curated exhibition Home on the Range,an artistic exploration of cowboys in the American West from 19th-21st Century through photographs and objects. The exhibition will feature a selection of photographs from Obscura Gallery's contemporary photographers William Albert Allard and his legendary Vanishing Breedcowboy book, Kurt Markus'spoignant After Barbered Wirecowboy photographs, Joan Myers'recently published 'Where the Buffalo Roamed' photographs of the 'new' West, and Manuello Paganelli'sphotographs of African American cowboys in the West
Artists Against an Infodemic
Dysturb, CatchLight and The Everyday Projects collaborated with 15 artists worldwide for a campaign to raise awareness and fight public health misinformation, and racism.
MCNY’s new outdoor exhibit: ’New York Responds’
At this moment of crisis and change, the Museum of the City of New York wants to share your stories of how our city is experiencing both the COVID-19 pandemic and the uprising against police violence. Beginning on July 23, the Museum will unveil the first phase of an outdoor installation featuring some of the many images that have already been submitted to us.
The Magnum Square Print Sale supporting NAACP in collaboration with Vogue
Signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6'' prints by Magnum Photos and Vogue photographers for $100, available for one week only. Magnum Photographers and Vogue will both be donating 50% of their proceeds to the NAACP.
Hank Willis Thomas: All Things Being Equal...
See, listen and speak clearly with powerful multimedia art addressing equality and the power of joy. Cincinnati Art Museum will present Hank Willis Thomas: All Things Being Equal... the first comprehensive mid-career survey of the work of this influential artist from Sept. 4 through Nov. 8.
Paul D’Haese - Borderline
Borderline is a work carried out during hiking trips along the northern French coast. Paul D'Haese focuses on the border between the built-up country and the wide sea.
Stock Photography Then and Now: The Rise of a New Aesthetic
Stock photos influence our daily decisions in the most subtle of ways. You spot them everywhere unknowingly; they're well disguised on billboards, posters, online campaigns, and even your inbox. If 10 years ago you could look at an image and immediately label it as stock, today that line is blurred. Stock photography underwent an aesthetics metamorphosis in the past decade, making our Depositphotos library a treasure to mark this evolution in visual communication.
The Stunning Winning Images of AAP Magazine 11 Travels
Out of thousands of entries, these remarkable photographers come from around the world with 17 different countries being represented.
Photo l.a.’s first edition of Virtual Collect + Connect
Join us online June 27th - 28th for our first-ever virtual photo fair. We've reimagined the traditional fair space to digitally connect galleries and private dealers, collectors, photographers and enthusiasts from around the globe.
Albumen Gallery Online Exhibitions Archive
When in 2012 Albumen Gallery was set up in London, reaching out to an international community of photography lovers and collectors was a fundamental aspect of the gallery's strategy. Creating an online presence was key. We recognised at the outset that in order to be successful Albumen Gallery would have to present itself through the gallery website with the same degree of welcoming immediacy, content, presentation and client service and collection advise as a brick and mortar gallery welcoming photography lovers through its door.
Carmignac Photojournalism Award Presents Congo in Conversation
The 11th Carmignac Photojournalism Award on the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)-was granted to Canadian-British photographer Finbarr O'Reilly.
What impact has the Coronavirus Pandemic on Photographers?
As the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic continues to cause major disruptions to our daily lives with more than two billion people worldwide isolated in their homes, we asked renowned photographers what impact the current situation has on their life and work. Here are their personal and heartfelt answers as well as a sample of their work.
Unusual festivals from around Japan: Fire Festivals
Since ancient times, fire festivals were believed to ensure abundant harvests, ward off disease, remove ritual impurity (kegare) and expel evil spirits. Such festivals, with their roots deep in local culture and preserving their own traditions, have been passed down over the centuries without interruption and are still performed today as annual events.
Magnum Square Print Sale in collaboration with The Everyday Projects
'Turning Points' Magnum's Square Print Sale, in collaboration with The Everyday Projects, runs from Monday, April 6, 9AM EST to Sunday, 12 April, 6PM EST, 2020. Signed or estate- stamped, museum-quality, 6x6" prints from over 100 visual artists will exceptionally be available for $100, for 5 days only, from magnumphotos.com/shop.
Events From Home
All About Photo is committed to bringing you the very best in photography during these difficult times. We believe that photography can be a powerful tool for helping us make sense of the world and connect with one another. If you can, continue to work, share your photography, and connect with the photographic community.
Corona Walks & PRESENT AT HOME
Belgium is currently in lock down. We can only go outside to get food and some people are allowed to go to their work. We can go outside for a walk and once a day around 6:30 pm, Stephan Vanfleteren leaves with his camera to the sea, forest, fields... He named his walks: Corona walks.
List of Cultural Events Cancelled Because of Coronavirus
While the number of known cases are on the rise, cultural events are cancelled worldwide to prevent the spreading of the virus. Here is a list of exhibitions, festivals, lectures, courses... that were cancelled or postponed. We will update the list on a daily basis.
Museum of the City of New York: The City Within
Before it became part of New York City in 1898, Brooklyn was a city of its own-the fourth largest in the nation. Even today, as New York's most populous borough, Brooklyn remains a "city within the city," three times the size of Manhattan. It is from this point of inspiration that The City Within: Brooklyn Photographs by Alex Webb & Rebecca Norris Webb presents more than thirty images by celebrated photographers Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb.
Nick Brandt: This Empty World, Inherit The Dust
Photographer Nick Brandt's most recent works -- "This Empty World" and "Inherit the Dust" -- remind us of the grandeur and fragility of the disappearing natural world. The series calls attention to the degradation of East African landscapes as runaway development threatens both the animals and people who live there. The cinematic and emotional images are an important and timely call to conservation. The exhibition, open April 2 through June 21 at Fotografiska New York, places Brandt's most recent series alongside behind-the-scenes images of his unique process.
Eternal Youth By Dan Hall at JM Gallery in London
Photographer Dan Hall exhibits Eternal Youth at JM Gallery in London from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 March 2020. Profits from prints and an accompanying photo-book will be in aid of Young Minds and Age UK.
JustWatch at 836M
We are very pleased to welcome you on March 19th, 2020 to the opening reception of JustWatch at 836M, a group exhibition featuring, for their first time in California, five emerging young photographers from around the world.
The Photography Show and The Video Show 2020 announce five more legends for the Super Stage
Following the announcement that Chase Jarvis will headline the 2020 event, The Photography Show and The Video Show has revealed five more inspiring speakers who will take to the Super Stage when it returns to Birmingham's NEC from 14-17 March. Once again commanding some of the industry's most influential photographers and filmmakers, the UK's largest photography and moving image co-located event is also set to welcome Susan Meiselas, Gavin Free, Ross Halfin, Juno Calypso and Brooke Shaden.
Sony World Photography Awards Announce the Professional Finalists Photographers
The World Photography Organisation is pleased to reveal the finalist and shortlisted photographers in the Professional competition for the Sony World Photography Awards 2020. Also included are details of new photographic projects by Sony Professional Grant2019 recipients. Works by both Professional competition finalists and Grant recipients will go on display as part of the Sony World Photography Awards 2020 exhibition at Somerset House this April.
Selection of photographers for the 5th edition of the International Photo Festival Leiden
The International Photo Festival Leiden (IPFL) is proud to present the names of the 15 selected talented photographers, who will display their work to the general public in an open air exhibition in Leiden during the photo festival from 9 to 17 May 2020. Out of 127 photo submissions from all over Europe, the professional jury, led by jury chairwoman Philippien Noordam (Art Advisor for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, jury member for the National Portrait Prize and chairwoman of the Dutch Association for Corporate Art Collections), made a balanced and well-considered choice. The selection gives a fine impression of the diverse talent of these up-and-coming photographers, originating from the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden and Germany, among others. All genres are represented: from documentary to portrait, from landscape to macro photography. The entries were evaluated by the jury in complete anonymity.
Guy Bourdin: Follow Me
The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography presents a retrospective exhibition of Guy Bourdin, one of the most influential photographers of the second half of the 20th century, the French artist, innovator and revolutionary of fashion photography. The exhibition will feature more than 50 of the photographer's most recognizable works from variousyears, from the 1950s to the mid-1980s. For forty years, Guy Bourdin surprised and shocked readers of glossy magazines with provocative images, pushing the boundaries of commercial photography and changing the viewer's perception of fashion photography.
Quinn: A Journey
British photographer, artist, and writer, Lottie Davies has created a large-scale multimedia project, Quinn - a meditation on grief, loss, loneliness, the human search for meaning, and the possibility of redemption through time and landscape. Using a variety of media and installations, it recounts the eponymous fictional story of a young man, William Henry Quinn, who is walking from the south-west of England to the far north of Scotland in post-Second World War Britain. This new, major iteration of Quinn will premiere at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum as an exhibition running from 14 February - 31 May 2020.
David Stewart: Geoffrey Valentine
Geoffrey Valentine marks a dramatic shift in subject matter for the acclaimed British photographer David Stewart (b.1958) and his second solo exhibition at photography gallery Wren London (14 February - 09 April 2020). Documenting a persistently taboo subject matter in Geoffrey Valentine, Stewart presents unflinching portraits of his dead father lying in a coffin in a chapel of rest. While a deeply personal topic, Stewart's rendering of it signifies a continuation of his desire to reflect the events taking place in the world around him. Here Stewart has incorporated no lighting or staging to manipulate the imagery other than that already set up by the funeral parlour and so it appears exactly how it appeared to Stewart at the time.
Catherine Edelman Gallery: New Formations
Catherine Edelman Gallery is pleased to debut the work of international photographers Nicolás Combarro, Hannah Hughes and Lilly Lulay, alongside well-known Chicagoan, Aimée Beaubien, in New Formations. The show opens January 17 and runs through March 7, 2020.
Workshop ’Georgian Diaries’ with Stefano De Luigi and Maciek Nabrdalik
VII Photo Agency has been organizing the VII Masterclass - an exhaustive training program taking place in Europe over the course of seven months with three sessions of four days each. The current edition takes place in Barcelona. Now, in addition, we have decided to offer an intensive in-the-field traveling experience.
Exhibition of the finalists of the Arte Laguna Prize at the Arsenale Nord in Venice
The finalists exhibition of Arte Laguna Prize returns to the historic spaces of the Arsenale Nord in Venice. 120 works from all over the world are the finalists of the 14th edition of the competition, telling the current state of international contemporary art.
Palm Springs Photo Festival: 3 Day Workshop with Erwin Olaf
This is a rare opportunity to spend 2 days with one of Europe's acknowledged masters of the medium. In 2018, Erwin Olaf came to Palm Springs to teach his master class at PSPF and fell in love with Palm Springs - so much so that he was inspired to return the following September for an extended period with a crew of dozens to create his latest major body of work entitled Palm Springs, now published in book form and exhibited throughout the world.
75 Portraits of Holocaust Survivors Photographed by Martin Schoeller
The show, "Survivors - Faces of Life after the Holocaust," in Essen, Germany, includes 75 recent photographs by the German-born artist Martin Schoeller
Finding Your Vision Workshop with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb
Do you know where you're going next with your photography-or where it's taking you? This intensive weekend workshop will help photographers begin to understand their own distinct way of seeing the world. It also will help photographers figure out their next step photographically-from deepening their own unique vision, to the process of discovering and making a long-term project that they're passionate about.
Life Interrupted: A photography exhibition focused on lives altered by circumstance
The Plaxall Gallery & Long Island City Artists (LIC-A) invite you to join us for the Opening Reception of Life Interrupted curated by Orestes Gonzalez. Orestes Gonzalez writes 'It has been an ever existing condition of my photography work to listen to stories of people and their life journeys. These stories have always filled me with curiosity and have influenced my way of photographing the narratives that I find important. One constant that I've found is the ambiguity of fate in people's lives. No matter how well planned you try to live your life, life always has other plans for you. It is these disruptions that our artists so brilliantly interpret here. We invite you to witness how people, for the most part, maneuver these life interruptions with strength, humor, and dignity.'
Announcing photo l.a. 2020 Exhibitors
The 28th edition of photo l.a. would like to proudly welcome you to visit our exhibitors at the historic Barker Hangar, Santa Monica from January 30th - February 2nd, 2020. Our curated selection of 60+ local and international galleries, dealers, collectives, leading not-for-profits, art schools, and global booksellers will offer an extensive selection of photographic works. From the Classic Masters to the Contemporary Greats, all will gather and be showcased during photo l.a. 2020!
Erik Hijweege : New Habitat
Across the globe, more and more species are in peril. According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, over 19,000 species are facing extinction. The ice-covered waters, savannahs and rainforests that they have called home for generations are steadily swallowed by human-dominated areas.
Steven Forster:  4 Decades of New Orleans Iconography
The exhibition, open to the public, demonstrates his cultural connection with the city of New Orleans and the entertainment industry. Forster, a native New Orleanian & staple of the media business for over four decades, says, "The city of New Orleans, with its gravitational pull on the creative class, has fed my creativity the way that it feeds others crawfish & gumbo." Forster's collection highlights photographs of jazz legends & current celebrities.
Alexander Rodchenko. From the Still Art Foundation Collection
The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography presents an exhibition of photographs by the outstanding Russian avant-garde artist Alexander Rodchenko from the collection of the Still Art Foundation, established by Elena and Mikhail Karisalov. The exhibition will include Rodchenko's works of different years, from the first photographic experiments of the 1920s to the end of the 1930s.
Coincidences by Jonathan Higbee
Coincidences, the first monograph from American photographer Jonathan Higbee, comprises over ten years of Higbee's work on the streets of New York City, including iconic and never-before-published photographs. A self-professed love letter to New York, Higbee captures moments of serendipity when people and their surroundings collide in beautiful, humorous and sometimes extraordinary ways. Aperture Gallery & Bookstore will host a book release and reception for Coincidences on Tuesday, November 5 at 6:30pm.
Lina Scheynius: My Photo Books
These books. My sketchbooks or notebooks. The space where I feel completely free to show my photographs the way I want to show it. A place where I can try out and experiment. Sometimes fall, sometimes surprise myself. Each book a testament of where I was and who I was when I made it.
Sony World Photography Awards reveals new categories for 2020
Produced by the World Photography Organisation, the internationally acclaimed Sony World Photography Awards are one of the most important fixtures in the global photographic calendar. The Awards are a global voice for photography and provide a vital insight into contemporary photography today. For both established and emerging artists, the Awards offer world-class opportunities for exposure of their work.
Discover the Jury of All About Photo Awards 2020
Our 5th edition of the All About Photo Awards invites photographers from around the world to submit their best work for consideration. In reference to Henri Cartier-Bresson's photo essay, The Mind's Eye investigates the depth and thoughts behind each image.Prizes:Winners will receive $10,000 in cash awards, extensive press coverage and global recognition. The grand prize is $5,000, the 2nd prize is $2,000, the 3rd prize is $1,500, the 4th prize is $1,000 and the 5th prize is $500!All winners will have their work published/showcased on the website Lenscratch, Daylighted, All About Photo Winners Gallery and AAP Magazine "Special Edition All About Photo Awards 2020".
Photo L.A. announces the 28th edition
photo l.a. is the longest - running international photography fair on the West Coast and has hosted over 700 galleries, private dealers, and publishers since its inception in 1992. The 28th edition of photo l.a. will take place January 30 – February 2, 2020 and will feature photography from more than 60 local and international galleries and dealers. The annual event welcomes over 10,000 attendees from the international photography and art community, including collectors, curators, and art lovers. In addition to galleries, the historic Barker Hangar's sweeping 35,000 square foot space will host a curated roster of collectives, leading non-profit organizations, art schools, and global booksellers.
PhotoNOLA 2019 December 11-14
The fourteenth annual PhotoNOLA takes place December 11-14, 2019 with a broad range of photography exhibitions on display throughout the month. From museums to cafés, 70 exhibitions will be on view, featuring work by William Christenberry, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Tammy Mercure, Sandro Miller, Richard Sexton, and Mickalene Thomas, among others. Workshops with Lois Conner, Lisa Elmaleh and Isaac Diggs are scheduled, along with book signings, collection tours, and numerous artist talks.
The Winners of AAP Magazine 8 Street
The results of the Call for Entry "Street" are now live! For this 8th edition of AAP Magazine we received more than 1900 images! It was wonderful to discover so many great works and compelling pictures. Selecting the winners was certainly not an easy task, but in the end I hope you will enjoy this collection of photographs. You will be able to discover the full portfolios when the magazine is published. In the meantime you can discover a sample of the 24 winning photographers that will be featured. Congratulations to all the photographers who submitted their work and of course to the winners!
The Magnum Square Print Sale in Partnership with Aperture
Hidden, the October 2019 Magnum Square Print Sale in Partnership with Aperture, will bring together a selection of over 100 images by international photographic artists.
Workshop: Room to Dream in the South of France with Aline Smithson
Room to Dream will inspire all levels of photographers to not only capture the beauty of the South of France, but make work that is artful, personal, and filled with magic. Aline will lecture each morning, providing inspiration for new ways of seeing and creating work. Easy assignments will be given, leaving plenty of time to capture the beauty of the place. Afternoons may include field trips to museums, vintage open-air markets, a swim in Mediterranean, trips to Cannes or Nice, a ferry ride to the Isle of St. Marguerite or simply strolling in town with a camera in hand.
Michael Light: Lake Lahontan - Lake Bonneville
San Francisco-based photographer Michael Light's (b. 1963) fourth Radius book of his aerial survey Some Dry Space: An Inhabited West journeys into the vast geological space and time of the Great Basin—the heart of a storied national "void" that is both actual and psychological, treasured as much for its tabula rasa possibilities as it is hated for its utter hostility to human needs.
Leica Women Foto Project 2019 Award Recipients
Following the launch of the Leica Women Foto Project earlier this year - a platform dedicated to the expansion of diversity and inclusion in photography - Leica Camera USA is proud to announce the three recipients of the inaugural Leica Women Foto Project Award. From over 600 submissions across the United States, photographers Debi Cornwall, Yana Paskova and Eva Woolridge were selected by a prestigious panel of judges in the photography, art and entertainment industries to each receive $10,000 and a Leica Q2 to pursue a personal project that tells a story through the female viewpoint.
Exhibition: Rankin from Portraiture to Fashion
In the first its kind, Rankin's first solo exhibition in Milan since his 2016 Fashion Week project Outside In, Rankin: From Portraiture to Fashion allows the iconic photographer to experiment with one of his most complex gallery productions to date. Showcasing Rankin's picks of his favourite images - including those of his best known subjects and his more conceptual work. Rankin: From Portraiture to Fashion is an archival tour through Rankin's best known work and introduces this industry-leading photographer to a new generation of photography collectors. Taking place across four months this show will rotate work, constantly evolving in time with Milan's cultural calendar - celebrating, amongst others, Vogue Photo Festival (November), Fashion Film Festival (November) and Women's Fashion Week (February). Allowing the photographer to explore not only his own work but the cultural appetites and changing moods of a leading European city.
Lakin Ogunbanwo at Niki Cryon Gallery
Niki Cryan Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of two photographic series; e wá wo mi and Are We Good Enough from acclaimed Nigerian artist Lakin Ogunbanwo. His interest in expanding the contemporary African visual archive began in 2012 with his acclaimed ongoing project, Are We Good Enough. In this series, he documents hats worn as cultural signifiers by various ethnic groups in Nigeria.
Back to Rome of 1969, John R. Pepper
After recent exhibitions featuring emerging photographers, RAW Streetphoto Gallery is opening its new season on September 13th with a solo exhibition of internationally known Italian/American photographer John R. Pepper with an exhibition of his early analogue photography award winning series 'Rome 1969: An Homage to Italian Neo-Realism' taken when he was 12 years old.
Shane Balkowitsch makes portraits of 2019 Nobel Peace Prize nominee Greta Thunberg
On Tuesday, October 8, North Dakotan wet plate collodion artist Shane Balkowitsch had the chance to make several portraits of Swedish environmental activist and 2019 Nobel Peace Prize nominee Greta Thunberg during her visit to North Dakota in support of indigenous groups fighting Dakota Access oil pipeline. Many in the Standing Rock tribe consider the pipeline a threat to the region's clean water and to ancient burial grounds. The shoot took place at Standing Rock, ND where Thunberg was being honored by tribal leaders for her work to fight climate change. During the closing ceremony, Thunberg was bestowed with a Lakota Native American name "Maphiyata echiyatan his win" which translates as "woman who came from the heavens."
Getty Museum Acquires Photographs by Laura Aguilar
The Los Angeles photographer Laura Aguilar, who died last year at the age of 59, created work that explored her own identity, challenged traditional notions of beauty, and celebrated the ties that bound her to the Latinx, queer, and working-class communities in the city. Now, a group of the artist's most important works will remain in Los Angeles, with the J. Paul Getty Museum announcing the acquisition of 35 photographs from five series that span Aguilar's 30-year career.
The Other Side of Christmas by Barry Salzman
Barry Salzman is an award-winning contemporary artist who currently works in photography, video and mixed media and whose projects have been shown widely around the world. His photographic work in particular, began with a fascination for the practice as a teenager, during a time when it served as a way for him to grapple with the racial segregation in Apartheid South Africa.
Results of ’The Poetry of Shadows’ curated by Sandrine Hermand-Grisel
Being asked to jury "The Poetry of Shadows" was a difficult but fascinating experience. Thank you for allowing me to discover so many incredible images; I was captivated by the stories you had to tell, your unique point of view and the intensity of your images. Mysterious, magical, intense, timeless, sometimes nostalgic... mastering the shadows in photography is an art in itself. It is a story in its own right, a unique form of expression. Thank you to everyone who submitted their work for showcasing the significance and beauty of photography.
Joe Vitone: Family Records
Do not miss the beautiful exhibition "Joe Vitone: Family Records" at the Akron Art Museum until October 27, 2019. Family Records is an ongoing series of portraits of photographer Joe Vitone's relatives living in and around Akron, Ohio. Begun in 1998, this body of work documents evolving interpersonal connections between parents and children, siblings, spouses, cousins and other relations within working class communities of the Rust Belt region.
26th Bayeux Calvados-Normandy award for war correspondents
From 7 to 13 October Bayeux will be hosting the 26th Bayeux Calvados-Normandy award for war correspondents. The town, the Department of Calvados, the Normandy Region and their partners are organising a unique event devoted to a singular profession - that of the war correspondent. Through this profession, the event will be seeking to decipher past, current and alas future conflicts via three debate evenings, an evening award ceremony, eight original exhibitions, screenings of films and documentaries, activities for school children, a book fair and the unveiling of a commemorative stone at the Reporters' Memorial.
Best Photo Festivals this Fall 2019
The photography calendar continues to be full of exciting new festivals this fall. Discover our selection of festivals not to be missed around the world.
Award Winning UK Photographer Jack Latham documents Iceland’s most controversial unsolved double murder
British photographer Jack Latham and his Sugar Paper Theories photography project documents one of the most controversial murder cases in Iceland's history where those charged had no recollection of the murder taking place. It happened 45 years ago but still has the country transfixed due to the wrongful prosecution of six people who were subject to extremely dubious interrogation methods and after a number of years in prison were acquitted leaving the case unsolved and conspiracy theories about the Icelandic government rife. Using his own photography and archival images from the original investigation it's a fascinating project which I thought would be of interest.
Fundamentals at Black Box Projects
Bringing together the work of nine international contemporary artists who apply historic photographic techniques to create innovative and unique artworks, Fundamentals is presented by Black Box Projects from 8th to 19th October 2019 at 68 Duke Street, Mayfair, London, W1K 6JY. The artists, many of whom work with handmade cameras, modified cameras, or no camera at all, are unified by their dedication to exploring the processes of the past and discovering novel approaches to factoring them into their practice, while redefining the very root of what photography can be.
The Bay Area Photographers Collective’s 20th Anniversary at Harvey Milk Photo Center Gallery
The Bay Area Photographers Collective (BAPC), a nonprofit organization dedicated to peer learning and a diversity of photographic styles, will present its 20th Anniversary Exhibition Marking Time at the Harvey Milk Photo Center Gallery in San Francisco from September 26 through October 26, 2019. At the Opening Reception on September 26 from 6-8 pm, the public can meet the artists and hear an introduction to the exhibition by its curator Meg Shiffler, Galleries Director, San Francisco Arts Commission.
Alexandro Pelaez and the Magical in the Realism
Bermondsey Project Space is delighted to announce its forthcoming exhibition, titled "Eclectic", curated by Mara Alves. It consists of a series of analogue double exposure film photographs by the Caracas-born photographer Alexandro Pelaez documenting a derivative inspiration from a diverse range of sources, be they different locations or people - embracing diversity, multicultural roots and gazes from different countries.
Photographs Signature Auction in New York
A dramatic image of African elephants and baboons could bring $70,000 or more when it crosses the block in Heritage Auctions' Photographs Auction Oct. 4 in New York.
Koudelka Shooting Holy Land: The Disc Edition
A unique edition of the award-winning documentary, Koudelka Shooting Holy Land on acclaimed Czech photographer, Josef Koudelka (Magnum Photos), will be released on Blu-Ray and DVD and offered for online rent. Including over 60 minutes of never-before-seen additional material - rare interviews with Koudelka in his Paris studio, edit-room-floor scenes released for the first time, and a Q&A with Koudelka and director Baram filmed in front of a live audience.
Visa pour l’image, Perpignan 2019
Mexico, Venezuela, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, North Korea, China, Russia, Syria, Bangladesh and Hungary are countries with a sad reputation for violations of freedom of the press, and unfortunately the list does not stop there. We could add Malta, and even Northern Ireland after the recent murder of Lyra McKee for which the New Irish Republican Army admitted responsibility. And there's the case of Myanmar where the former symbol of resistance to the military junta and Nobel Peace Prize laureate (an award, with hindsight, now regretted) Aung San Suu Kyi failed to support the two Reuters journalists whose seven year sentence was upheld on appeal despite evidence that the arrest of Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who were investigating a massacre of Rohingya civilians, was set up by the police.* Any number of other examples can be found of journalists killed, injured or imprisoned, and every year the figures are shocking. All their names deserve to be cited.In France too we can see reporters targeted, attacked by demonstrators and police without any major public outcry. Causes and professional ethics must be defended; journalists' sources must be protected. One day the European Union, or even the United Nations will have to reach agreement on the definition of a journalist. Conditions for issuing press cards change from country to country, and there should be a standardized approach so that all journalists have the same rights, which means, of course, that they have the same duties. But this is not the way things are going at the moment. Certain politicians, even in leading democracies, will readily criticize journalists for doing their job, particularly when reports might leave them in an awkward situation. The general public is increasingly skeptical and wary of the media. Everything needs to be reviewed; questions need to be asked for trust to be restored. The right to report on news stories and conduct investigations freely is a basic pillar of democracy. That should go without saying, yet it needs to be stated loud and clear, again and again.In Perpignan, we shall continue to present stories from around the world. We believe in journalism, and our commitment is greater than ever.
MYOP in Arles 2019
For the second consecutive year, the photographers of Agence MYOP will occupy an abandoned school in the heart of the old city, for the duration of the professional week of the Rencontres d'Arles.
Meet CPA’s New Executive Director Ann Jastrab
This is your opportunity to learn more about the Center for Photographic Art's fabulous new incoming Executive Director, Ann Jastrab! She will recount the experiences that led her to CPA—and her meetings along the way with a veritable Who's Who in photography—and share some fascinating stories with us.
Festival La Gacilly
Every year, the La Gacilly Photo Festival attracts over 300,000 visitors to Brittany and 200,000 to Baden in Austria. Thanks to its presence in railway stations across Brittany and Paris, it also reaches out to hundreds of thousands of passengers between early June and late September. Add to that the several million views shared on social media in over 45 countries, and we can safely conclude that the dream has come true! The La Gacilly Photo Festival is alive and flourishing! It astounds, surprises, disturbs, disconcerts, challenges and enriches our lives. It veers from the paths reserved for contemporary art and reaches out to local people, tourists, travellers, bloggers and internet users of every generation. It connects them to the same reality, wherever they are. It brings people together, virtually and in real life. It is now natural to see passers-by take photographs of the prints on show and of the people looking at them, ready to post online. People have adopted the Festival as their own.
Obsessions: The Magnum Square Print Sale
The June 2019 Magnum Square Print Sale will see Magnum photographers and estates delve into their archives to select a single image that reflects the issues, working practices and visual signatures which have obsessed the collective's members throughout their careers.Signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6" prints by Magnum's photographers for $100. Available for five days only.
Marco Sanges: Wunderkamera
Marco Sanges, an Italian Fine Art photographer based in London, will showcase a selection of his Silver Gelatine prints from his project "Wunderkamera" at the Chateau de Dampierre in France.
Gordon Parks: The Flàvio Story at the Getty
The J. Paul Getty Museum announces an exhibition of photographs by celebrated artist Gordon Parks (American, 1912-2006). On view July 9-November 10, 2019 at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Getty Center, Gordon Parks: The Flávio Story explores one of the most important photo essays Parks produced for Life magazine and traces how its publication prompted an extraordinary sequence of events over several decades. The exhibition is co-organized by the Getty and the Ryerson Image Centre in Toronto, Canada in partnership with Instituto Moreira Salles, Brazil, and The Gordon Parks Foundation, New York.
Photoworks presents Dancing in Peckham
Dance is a universal language of expression. We dance alone, in the privacy of our own homes, we dance together, in pairs and in groups, forming communities based on shared likes and experiences. With a new, largely projection-based exhibition, Photoworks at Peckham 24 explores the intersection between dance, music and movement through contemporary photography, performance and video, celebrating how these freedoms of expression help define different communities. Grounded in the consideration of dance as a unifying and collective practice, the show spans club culture from the late 1980s to contemporary work that considers the lasting impact of how dance spaces inform culture today.
Erwin Olaf ’Palm Springs’ at Galerie Rabouan Moussion
To mark the forty years of Erwin Olaf's career, Galerie Rabouan Moussion is presenting a French exclusive of his latest series: Palm Springs. This exhibition of photographs and videos also celebrates fifteen years of collaboration between the Dutch photographer and the Paris gallery.
Martino Marangoni: Rebuilding my days in New York 1959-2018
As the son of an Italian father and an American mother, Martino Marangoni (born 1950) regularly spent time in New York, where, impressed by the city's skyscrapers, he first learned to use a camera. From 1972 to 1975 he studied photography at Pratt Institute and became acquainted with the work of Robert Frank and Lee Friedlander, among others. His fascination with New York and his ties with friends and family brought him to the city almost every year. He was there when the Twin Towers were being built, and he was present when they were destroyed in 2001. Since 9/11, he has returned to visit Ground Zero regularly, documenting the rebuilding of the area and the changing neighborhood.
Mexico Between Life and Death by Harvey Stein
Harvey Stein's fascination with Mexico began when he was a teenager. Compared to the ordinary surroundings of his youth in Pittsburgh, Mexico seemed a mysterious, extraordinary place that was nearby, yet so far away. When he became a professional photographer, Stein knew his photography was the perfect way to immerse himself in Mexico -- to partake in ceremonies, meet the people, and express his interest and love of the country. During fourteen trips between 1993 and 2010, he photographed in Mexico, primarily in small towns and villages and mostly during festivals (Day of the Dead, Easter, Independence Day) that highlight the country's unique relationship with death, myth, ritual and religion. Mexico Between Life and Death (Kehrer Verlag) is the definitive expression of the photographer's intimate relationship with the people and culture of Mexico.
Overall winners revealed for 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
The World Photography Organisation today names the overall winners of the prestigious 2019 Sony World Photography Awards. The coveted Photographer of the Year title was presented at a London ceremony to the Italian artist Federico Borella for his series Five Degrees. The work was praised by the jury for its sensitivity, technical excellence and artistry in bringing to light a global concern. The Sony World Photography Awards are a global platform for photography and provide a vital insight into contemporary photography today. For both established and emerging artists the Awards offer world-class opportunities for exposure of their work.
Results of All About Photo Awards 2019 - The Mind’s Eye
It was a privilege and an honor to be one of the jurors for this new edition of All About Photo Awards 2019. First of all, I would like to thank Elizabeth Avedon, Alex Cammarano, Laura Geiser, Henry Horenstein, Ann Jastrab, Maxim Panés, John Rankin, Anna Van Lenten and Tariq Zaidi for their patience and hard work. We received thousand of images images from around the world and it was a long and difficult task to select the images that would make it to the second round. After spending a lot of time watching the images over and over again we selected 729 images for the second round. The overall quality was amazing and many more photographers could have been featured in our winners' gallery but in the end I hope you like the ones we have selected. You will also be able to discover new portfolios in the upcoming months, some of them who are not in our winners list but who truly deserve to be showcased on All About Photo. Thank you to all the participants, I wish you all the best with your future projects and hope that you will send us more projects in the near future.
VII in Sarajevo: Festival of the Image
From May 9 - 11, the newly formed VII Academy, a project of the VII Foundation and partner of VII Photo Agency, will host a three-day festival of photography and visual journalism in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. This educational event is free and open to all, and includes presentations by VII Photo Agency photographers, discussion panels focusing on media and visual journalism, film screenings, portfolio reviews, and much more.
The Cincinnati Art Museum acquires Nancy Rexroth’s archive
The Cincinnati Art Museum announces a landmark acquisition agreement to form The Nancy Rexroth Collection, which will bring together over 300 rare and vintage photographic works, including a complete set of pictures from the 1977 and 2017 editions of the artist's iconic photobook, IOWA. The acquisition marks the creation of the definitive collection of Rexroth's artistic achievements—a chapter of photographic history the Cincinnati Art Museum is proud to steward.
LACP: Fourth Annual Fundraising Gala
The Los Angeles Center of Photography (LACP), a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization, will be hosting its annual Fundraising Gala on Saturday, April 13th, 6 pm - 9:30 pm (NOTE: A 5 pm - 6 pm exclusive preview and walk-through w/curator of Paddle8 photographs for auction is reserved for sponsors only) at Quixote Studios in West-Hollywood, CA.
Workshop with Henry Horenstein and Tianqiutao Chen
PHOTO ROME is a two-week workshop focusing on improving your photography skills, honing your personal vision, and learning a bit about Roman history and culture along the way. This workshop is for anyone who takes photography seriously - whether using cellphone cameras, DSLRs / mirrorless models, or old-school film.
Off The Clock Gala & Exhibition
APA Los Angeles is excited to announce the seventh annual Off The Clock curated exhibit of inspired personal photography. The exhibition is comprised of one hundred selected images. Please join us in celebrating these artist.
Summer Workshop 2019 with Arja Hyytiaainen
The five days homeworkshop at Pied Dore (16th July to 20th of July) situated on the countryside of Vendee, will focus on a ongoing project and/ or the primary interests of the photographer. The starting point is the question "who am I".
Rory Lewis: Recreating the ’Neophyte’ by Gustave Doré
Gustave Doré (1832-1883), throughout my career has continued to inspire my work. I even wrote my dissertation on his illustrations of The Crusades. One of his most famous pieces "The Neophyte" shows a young man in a monastery with other monks who are much older and appear to be worn out or suffering. During my last working visit to Los Angeles, I had to chance to recreate the painting with six remarkable actors, Tony Amendola, Peter Van Norden, Leo Marks, Bo Foxworth, James Sutorius and Frank Weitzel.
L’oeil Urbain Photographic Festival 2019
At a time when negotiations for Brexit are more uncertain than ever, L'Œil Urbain will focus on the United Kingdom: Stéphane Duroy, Rip Hopkins, Matt Stuart and Yan Morvan are among the 16 photographers whose work will be presented in a dozen exhibitions. Many events (OFF festival, portfolio reading, urban hiking...) will resonate with the program.
Nadav Kander won the Sony World Photography Awards’ Outstanding Contribution to Photography!
The World Photography Organisation announces artist Nadav Kander as recipient of the 2019 Outstanding Contribution to Photography award at the Sony World Photography Awards.
10th Annual Celebration of First Exposures
First Exposures is a San Francisco-based, nationally recognized youth mentoring program that strives to make a major long-term difference in the lives of high-need, underserved San Francisco Bay Area youth by providing a venue for them to enhance their self-confidence, develop their creativity, and gain a passion for learning. Cited as a model program by the State of California, First Exposures serves youth 11-18, who are referred to the program by a wide range of youth and social services organizations with which First Exposures partners
Ki Smith Gallery benefit auction for Boyd’s Station
Captured by some of today's most acclaimed photojournalists, this impressive collection of photographs depicts some of the most famous moments in recent history. These iconic images have circulated the globe in internationally-respected publications, but are rarely available to the public as authenticated, museum quality prints.
Heritage Auctions: Vintage Norman Seeff Photos
A collection of 50 extraordinary photographs by Norman Seeff of some of the most important figures in pop culture, entertainment and sports is being offered in Heritage Auctions' Vintage Photographs by Norman Seeff Online Auction March 13
Advertisement
AAP Magazine #39: Shadows
April 2024 Online Solo Exhibition
AAP Magazine #39: Shadows
Call for Entries
AAP Magazine #39 Shaodws
Publish your work in AAP Magazine and win $1,000 Cash Prizes

Selected Books

Call for Entries
Solo Exhibition April 2024
Win an Online Solo Exhibition in April 2024