Playing with Objects
Paul Sawyers is a contemporary artist and photographer interested in “the potential of found objects to create improvised moments.”
Paul Sawyers is a contemporary artist and photographer interested in “the potential of found objects to create improvised moments.”
At Arles 2023, image-makers reflect on their relationships with places and popular music, as well as government policy and patriarchy.
Isaac Julien is one of the most celebrated British filmmakers and artists of all time. He is the subject of a major retrospective this summer.
In this group show, six artists reimagine the boundaries of visual representation by investigating the connections between history and identity.
Influential artist Carrie Mae Weems makes her UK gallery debut with this solo exhibition, bringing together photos, films and installations.
International Centre for Photography presents a group show, conceived as a mixtape about love, desire, memory and relationships.
This year marks seventy-five years since the original Windrush arrival. Here, we look at UK installations, talks and workshops that honour the anniversary.
From photography to installation and immersive art, our selection of exhibitions for this summer showcases the most striking artworks of the season.
At a time when AI and generative art are in the spotlight, Plásmata ΙΙ shows how these tools, whilst controversial, can be harnessed as agents of change.
Haitian-born artist Widline Cadet reflects on her heritage, charting ancestral feelings to forge a link between the body, history and space.
Forks balance against gingham fabric. Balloons are frozen mid-flight. Eyes peek through ripped paper. Burak Boylu captures chance everyday moments.
The theme this year is Hope. It marks Łodź as a place of courage, willpower and regeneration – with a complex history and bright artistic future.
Owen Harvey’s Last Days Of Summer is a collection of photographs documenting Southend, its visitors and the people who call the city home.
A group show – and growing movement – brings together artists working with colour, space and light, bridging borders between photography and painting.
Twenty six artists dig into what it means to be a woman in present-day China, shining a light on the joys, challenges and contradictions of daily life.
The 2023 Liverpool Biennial considers the past, present and future of society, marking the event’s 25 year anniversary with an atmosphere of reflection.
Eric Asamoah’s analogue pictures are about growing up. They tell of journeys into adulthood, depicting raw and delicate experiences of youth in Ghana.
Helsinki Biennial returns this year with 30 artists and collectives from Finland and around the world, exploring the title ‘New Directions May Emerge’.
Acts of Empathy is the theme of the third edition of the Bienal Fotografia do Porto, a photo festival putting sustainability and connectivity centre stage.
