Salvatore Vitale: Art,
Activism and Social Reform
Photo Elysée presents the work of Salvatore Vitale, who explores the human cost behind the gig economy and how communities resist the system.
Photo Elysée presents the work of Salvatore Vitale, who explores the human cost behind the gig economy and how communities resist the system.
The Museum of Contemporary Photography a marks its 50th anniversary, with a show that reflects on the shifting role of photography in modern society.
These documentary shows bring together legendary names and new talent, with exclusive exhibitions happening across Europe throughout 2026.
A new publication from Aperture spotlights the Texas African American Photography Archives, an record of 20th century American life for Black communities.
Kristján Maack has devoted his career to capturing Iceland’s dramatic landscapes. His breathtaking shots are now at Reykjavík Museum of Photography.
Harold “Doc” Edgerton was a pioneer of high-speed imaging who made it possible to see what the human eye cannot, developing innovative flash technologies.
A new photography exhibition at Phoenix Art Museum explores the human body in the context of movement, ageing, self-expression and identity.
Onassis Stegi presents a major exhibition of photographs by the award-winning director, producer and screenwriter, Yorgos Lanthimos.
These five exhibitions spotlight important figures in design and explore how their ideas resonates within contemporary culture and everyday modern life.
Yemeni-Egyptian-American artist Yumna Al-Arashi creates work with a singular purpose: to oppose the oppression and stereotyping of women worldwide.
Photography, painting, textiles and video collide in the works of Cooper & Gorfer, who are renowned for constructing portraits in collaboration with women.
Hayward Gallery presents the work of Samuel Laurence Cunnane, which encourages viewers to look intently at the world in moments of stillness.
February is LGBT+ History Month in the UK. We round up what’s going on in the art world, from museum reopenings to tours and exhibitions.
Fotografiska Stockholm presents the work of Tobias Regell, whose black-and-white photographs capture people in moments of intimacy and vulnerability.
We spotlight five artists from the prize who are carrying on the illustrious tradition of cinematic photography, telling intriguing narratives in one shot.
Gropius Bau presents a striking intergenerational dialogue in photography that boldly challenges the boundaries and possibilities of lens-based medium.
The international art community celebrates the legacy of Martin Parr, an icon of British documentary photography and an astute observer of modern life.
David Zwirner presents the dye-transfer printing of William Eggleston. The works were the final images the artist ever made using this analogue process.
An exciting survey of one of Germany’s foremost photographic innovators opens in Berlin. The show champions an array of unconventional methods.
