5 to See: This Weekend
International awards, photography festivals and solo shows looks to national and personal identities through photography and architecture.
International awards, photography festivals and solo shows looks to national and personal identities through photography and architecture.
The result of a five-year renovation project by Sanders Architect, the new Nationalmuseum – Swedish Museum of Fine Arts and Design, opens.
Dubai-based fair Downtown Design returns for 2018, celebrating contemporary ranges by brands from the Middle East and beyond.
Hannah Perry’s works – on view at Somerset House – engage with the poignant human experience of loss through a range of disciplines.
Gail Albert Halaban’s Out My Window comprises carefully staged images, blurring the lines between public and private, reality and fantasy.
David Stewart’s Paid Content highlights notions of disconnection and media saturation in the 21st century, offering carefully constructed scenes.
Through a bold use of colour and a strong flash, Lars Tunbjörk captured striking everyday observations of an increasingly globalised world.
Henri Prestes is a Portuguese cinematographer and photographer based in southern Europe. The Perfect Darkness series was shot in isolated villages.
Striking, innovative and conceptually rich, this selection of cultural institutions combines form and function to offer dynamic settings.
A new series by Marietta Varga engages with feelings of absence and nostalgia, looking to vacant interior spaces for inspiration.
Between Art & Fashion at Helmut Newton Foundation paints a picture of a life spent living at the intersection of fine art and high fashion.
A new publication from Phaidon offers a groundbreaking survey of the colour red in the built environment through bright imagery.
Anja Niemi’s collection questions notions of gender and conformity, forming part of an ongoing investigation into the self and its limits.
A collection of images looks to the vast Australian landscape to express poignant human narratives, cultural history and environmental awareness.
2016 Aesthetica Art Prize winner Rachel Ara presents a talk on her practice, V&A residency research and response to the museum’s data.
Moving into October, selected shows expand the boundaries of art and photography to address wider social, political and psychological questions.
Alec Soth returns with Niagara, a stark series documenting the expectations and realities of human relationships in the 21st century.
Vignettes of a Salesman by Ole Marius Jørgensen tracks the fictional journey of a lone wanderer across mysterious topographies.
A new series by Michael McCluskey presents domestic settings at dawn and dusk, exploring notions of loss through a striking use of light.
