Created to coincide with the annual Unseen Photo Fair & Festival in Amsterdam, the award provides an international platform for emerging artists across Europe to present their work on a global scale.
Month: June 2016
A joint exhibition of Cindy Sherman’s History Portraits and David Salle’s Tapestry Paintings will inaugurate Skarstedt, a new gallery in Mayfair, London.
In 1993, photographer Stephen Shore travelled to Luzzara, a comune in the province of Reggio Emilia, in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. A new photobook publishes never before seen images from the series.
A new conceptual photography show curated by Nigerian artist Zina Saro-Wiwa, founder of the alt-Nollywood movement, is about to launch in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
The third Syngenta Photography Award is now open for entries and explores the theme ‘Grow-Conserve’.…
Antiparos Photography Festival was the brainchild of three people: Mary Chatzaki, who runs the local ‘Anti’ art gallery; Yannis Bagourdas, an engineer and amateur photographer; and David Frazer Wray, a summer visitor. “We wanted to give something back to the island,” says Frazer Wray. “Given our mutual interests, a photography festival seemed the obvious choice.
Portrait of Britain is inviting photographers to submit images that reflect the unique heritage and diversity of our country and show the face of modern Britain. 100 winning portraits will be selected for a public exhibition showcased nationwide in September 2016. We’re asking portrait photographers what goes into making the perfect portrait – this week we hear from London-based photographer Samuel Bradley.
The ongoing convergence between the traditional photographic and photojournalistic world with the documentary film scene and narrative cinema at large continues apace with a wealth of films conceived, produced and directed by traditional stills photographers at this year’s Sheffield Documentary Film Festival.
A new re-issue gathers photographs by Helmut Newton and his wife, Alice Springs. The German-born photographer’s longstanding creative partnership with Springs has come to be seen as critical to a professional output that saw Time Magazine brand him ‘The King of Kink’.
The work of Dutch conceptual photographer and filmmaker Bas Jan Ader, one of the most influential artists of his generation, is about to go on show in a solo exhibition in London.