How do you find meaning amidst chaos? Mythologies have always given shape to the world…
Exhibition
A new collection documents the rock & roll imagery of Californian photographer, Michael Zagaris during the 1970s. Including images of The Clash, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Blondie, The Sex Pistols, Bob Dylan and many others, the archive provides a revealing and intimate insight into this unique scene at a time of hedonistic abandon. BJP sat down with the photographer to discuss a collection that claims to be the ‘last untouched rock archive.’
What do photographs of 9/11, burnt filing cabinets and a police line-up all have in…
The Chinese artist Ren Hang, born 1987, as the recipient of the 2016 Outset | Unseen Exhibition Fund, the curatorial committee for Outset | Unseen Exhibition Fund.
The Dummy, I Loved My Wife (killing children is good for the economy), by the…
Talented, up-and-coming artists competed for the Meijburg Art Commission by submitting a proposal for a…
In the Amsterdam open air swimming pool The Brediusbad, an open air swimming pool near…
Bound to the north and west by the Baltic sea, and on the east by…
Just over a century ago, 13 percent of the world’s population lived in urban centres; the United Nations predicts that by the year 2050, close to six billion people or 75 percent of the global population, are expected to be concentrated in cities.
British photographer Clare Strand is using the game of hoopla, the well-known fun fair attraction, as a new way of interacting between artist and art fair audience, at Unseen Photo Festival in Amsterdam.