Vacant Interiors
Devoid of human activity, Candida Höfer’s abstracted images of grand architectural structures are pervaded by a sense of absence.
Devoid of human activity, Candida Höfer’s abstracted images of grand architectural structures are pervaded by a sense of absence.
Wout Berger’s Poisoned Landscape series at Nederlands Fotomuseum examines the peculiar and deceiving beauty of polluted environments.
Gillian Wearing’s large-scale photographic installation at The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, is entering its final month.
Haus der Kunst, Munich, brings together over 130 works that foreground Thomas Struth’s social concerns.
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Peter Bialobrzeski’s photographic series Die zweite Heimat explores the social condition of contemporary Germany through depictions of everyday places.
The selection for 2-3 December exposes realities about the contemporary experience, delving into current issues and holding up a mirror to society.
Emerging photographer Julian Faulhaber’s series, LDPE, captures brand new public spaces that are untouched by human intervention.
The December / January issue is about ideas. The notion that progress is continuous, and that we can change things if we want to, is a powerful statement.
A selection of contemporary Swedish photographers question the nature of images at Moderna Museet, Stockholm.
Scott Nichols Gallery, San Francisco, celebrates its 25th anniversary with a show tracking the institutions’s past exhibitions.
A major retrospective of work by Andreas Gursky marks the reopening of Hayward Gallery, London, following a two year refurbishment.
A selection of images from the archives of ILEX Gallery offers unexpected dialogues between a diverse range of practitioners and themes.
Nandita Raman’s images of abandoned single-screen theatres take the viewer on a journey through India’s forgotten cultural landmarks
The four artists shortlisted for this year’s prize respond to the pervasive nature of information in the accelerating digital age.
Interested in the elements that sit below the surface, Dean Bradshaw’s conceptual compositions focus on the finer details that define the exterior.
Jeanette Hägglund is a Swedish photographer based in Uppsala who has worked in the industry for 12 years across advertising and portraiture.
Tania Franco Klein’s works uncover the darker elements of culture from over-consumption and media over-stimulation to emotional disconnection.
