Dutch photographer Marwan Magroun reconsiders national identity through portraits that challenge traditional images of the Netherlands.

Tallinn Art Hall reopens with an exhibition exploring Estonia’s enduring relationship with nature, bringing over 50 works spanning over a century of practice.

Na Mira challenges the politics of visibility, exploring how technology, surveillance and perception shape our understanding of reality.

Celebrating images by the director, producer and screenwriter, who is behind some of the most ambitious and celebrated films of the past decade.

‘Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado’ makes its US debut this autumn, at Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn, New York.

Fotografiska’s latest show featured 30 major artists who ask one question that is debated around the world: What does it really mean to be a man today?

Paris Photo returns from 12 – 15 November with another packed programme, looking back at the bicentenary of photography and its huge impact.

The Dream of Water considers what cultural institutions can contribute to debates about environmental destruction and responsibility.

We present the work of artists previously featured in Aesthetica Magazine inspired by the ecosystems of our seas and the urgency of our changing climate.

From the expanses of the California desert to the movement of distant stars, the artist explores the boundaries between earth and cosmic space.

LACMA celebrates of the work of Paul R. Williams, who built a practice that crossed boundaries of wealth, race and architectural convention.

We are thrilled to announce the recipients of this year’s Aesthetica Film Festival Awards, spotlighting outstanding storytelling across multiple genres.

We spotlight five contemporary photobooks that have been featured in Aesthetica Magazine, each one representing a defining moment in the industry.

This winter, Sainsbury Centre brings together 10 internationally acclaimed image-makers who each explore human relationships through the lens.

The first museum survey of Gonzalez-Torres’s work in New York City in 30 years, featuring over 40 of his iconic artworks displayed throughout The Met.

Through photography and film, the artist examines the ways in which images shape our understanding of history, and how this impacts contemporary life.

Bildhalle, Amsterdam, collates works from different periods of René Groebli’s career, highlighting the “extraordinary diversity” of his pioneering vision.

Highlighting inspiring quotes from ten pioneering artists previously featured in Aesthetica Magazine, whose immersive works redefine the gallery space.

The Met brings together more than 80 works by 15 Japanese artists, from the photographer Tōmatsu Shōmei to Okinawan filmmaker Yamashiro Chikak

Miji Ih’s first major solo exhibition discusses the experiences of women who were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military throughout WWII.