A new exhibition curated by internationally renowned Dutch photographer and film director Anton Corbijn shows the work of twelve artists who employ artisanal photographic processes to create contemporary work, part of a countermovement responding to the present-day digitalization and mass production of images.
For some, it is an iconic example of 1970s Brutalist architecture; for others, a big,…
“Today we see the art of the past as nobody saw it before”. That phrase, from art critic John Berger, echoes resolutely with Bill Viola’s Mary, the highly anticipated, second and final large-scale video installation to reside permanently in St Paul’s Cathedral.
To coincide with its 508-page, 20th-birthday issue, Wallpaper magazine is staging a Cork Street Galleries takeover, curating an exhibition of architectural images by iconic fashion photographer Koto Bolofo.
Johns’ debut solo exhibition, titled Wonder Wander Ponder, showcases her ability to use a Hasselblad and Pentax K1000 camera hand developing her film and printing in the darkroom of the Photography Department where she teaches.
Organised by Arte Madrid, each year the cultural event brings together curators, collectors and emerging…
The eighth Organ Vida International Photography Festival, the largest festival of contemporary photography in southeastern Europe, opens today in the Croatian capital, Zagreb.
October sees the launch of Feminist Avant-Garde of the 1970s, a 12-week exhibition at The Photographer’s Gallery in Central London. BJP sat down with curators Gabriele Schor and Anna Dannemann to discuss a collection that celebrates seeks to challenge ‘accepted social conventions, including the mechanisms and male dominance of the art industry.’
Photographer Dan Nathan will be displaying a new series of landscapes that reflect the incremental movements of geology, at London’s Serena Morton II Gallery.
First shown as part of Inn7o – Art and Economics at The Hayward Gallery in 1971, John Latham’s Erth utilised recently available images of our planet from space, pages from Encyclopaedia Britannica, recounting the age of the universe, positioning human existence in relation to what Latham called ‘the whole event’.
