Bernd and Hilla Becher: Typologies, Anonymous Sculptures and the Düsseldorf School
Bernd and Hilla Becher photographed water towers, blast furnaces and gas holders for forty years. A guide to their typologies, method, critics and legacy.
Black and White Photography
Exploring Shadows: The Magic of Ansel Adams’ “The Negative”
Unlocking Shadows: Ansel Adams’ Masterpiece Revealed!
Sebastião Salgado: A Lyrical Witness of the Anthropocene
Sebastião Salgado spent half a century turning gold mines, famine camps and rainforests into monumental black-and-white pictures. In the same years, he and his wife replanted a ruined cattle ranch … Read more
Flavie Guerrand
I slid across the dancefloor This is a selection of photographs taken from the series « I slid across the dancefloor ». Took over the span of nearly 20 years, … Read more
The Photographic Non-Act: Henri Van Lier’s Essay Explained
The photographic non-act is the idea, argued by the Belgian philosopher Henri Van Lier, that a photograph is not something a person writes or draws. It is an imprint that … Read more
Yana Kononova
Lagoons, 2020. From late spring to early autumn, I go on lonely expeditions to Ros River – to the places of ancient igneous rocks outcrops dating back to prehistoric times … Read more
Rogéiro Vieira
“One of the five kids in the car in Rio, it could be me,Or Douglas who went to Jardim Brasil.It could be me.Another innocent killed at night and no one … Read more
Joseph O’Neill
This photography portfolio titled “The Shape of Things” aims to open and expand your awareness of your urban environs. Living constantly busier lives we as urbanites forget to look around, … Read more