Bristol’s Centrespace gallery will host a solo exhibition by London-based photographer, curator Lola Paprocka, whose…
Tag: Architecture
Markel Redondo first photographed Spain’s abundance of abandoned housing developments in 2010. Now, eight years later, he has retraced his footsteps
“It may seem like a provocation, but I am not particularly interested in architecture – at least not in that of great architects and cult buildings,” says Eric Tabuchi. “I’m interested in what humans build, whether for shelter, work, recreation or worship. Basically, what has captivated me for 20 years is the vast domain of anonymous architecture, which is the daily environment of most of the inhabitants of this planet, and which we do not look at it so much. It appears to us without any real quality.”
This year’s 30 nominees are a celebration of some of the best contemporary photography. But whose work deserves to win?
For some, it is an iconic example of 1970s Brutalist architecture; for others, a big,…
As Italy emerged from World War II in the 1960s and 70s, the country found…
Cities are places of constant change. It’s the nature of them, and it’s what makes…
Writing about Oxford, the travel writer Jan Morris observed, “it forms a national paradigm —…
Are these photographs for real? Yes, they certainly are – Korean photographer Ahn Jun may…
One of the first subjects photographers turned to when photography was invented was architecture. Given…