Photography

A solo show at Autograph turns inherited silence, diasporic memory and family history into a restorative visual language

In a moment saturated with conversations around AI, automation and ever-shifting definitions of work, the Danish photographer offers a subversive explorative alternative.

Portraiture becomes a claim for visibility, tracing queer community, chosen family and political urgency through three decades of images.

Del 8 al 10 de mayo regresa esta feria al Disseny Hub Barcelona para explorar la fotografía como un espacio abierto de diálogo entre memoria, territorio y nuevas narrativas visuales.

From the suburbs of Paris to the cover of Blood Orange, the photographer captures the poetry of the ordinary. We discuss his MEP show, “Black Bricolage,” and why the future is found at the periphery.

Durante cuatro días, el festival transforma calles, casas y paisajes en espacios para mirar dejando atrás las pantallas. Junto a CMYK, propone parar, observar y dejar que las imágenes respiren.

Twenty-six artists from fifteen countries turn photography into a live map of identity, exile, ecology and collective memory.

Five decades of acidic humour turn leisure, tourism and consumption into a feverish comedy of ecological and social collapse.

A portrait of rural Kyrgyzstan where wolf hunts, analogue photography and fading shepherding traditions reveal a way of life under pressure.

Desire, performance, and psychological unrest connect Surrealism’s overlooked pioneers with contemporary women photographers pushing the medium toward charged interior states.