There's a fine line between fact and fiction, between a moment and a perfect representation of that moment. Melissa Denes, Picture Perfect, the … [Read more...]
Andrea Grützner, Erbgericht/Guesthouse (2014)
Andrea Grützner (1984) is a photographer living and working in Berlin. In the series Erbgericht, the artist depicts a traditional village guesthouse … [Read more...]
Forgotten Corners, by Andrew G. Fisher
Andrew G. Fisher is an artist who opens a constant relationship between two media, photography and illustration. Time is frozen in black and white … [Read more...]
Embracing Landscapes: “Mimesis” (1972-1973) by Barbara and Michael Leisgen
Barbara and Michael Leisgen are a couple of German artists working at the intersection between photography, performance art and land-art since the … [Read more...]
Reinventing Suburban Reality: “Constructed” by Pawel Nolbert
"Constructed" is a series of photos by Polish graphic designer, illustrator, and web designer Pawel Nolbert. A selection of the artist's own travel … [Read more...]
“The Anxiety of Photography”: Works by Matt Saunder
Matt Saunder is an American artist who currently lives and works in Berlin, Germany and Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. He was trained as a painter, … [Read more...]
Ordinary Buildings, Reassembled by Oliver Michaels
English photographer Oliver Michaels creates images through the composition of different architectural elements as found in specific places. The … [Read more...]
“The Masterly, Correct and Magnificent Play of Masses Brought Together in Light”. Lucien Hervé, Photographs of Le Corbusier’s Unité d’Habitation in Marseille (1949)
Hungarian-born photographer Lucien Hervé took 650 shots of Le Corbusier's "Unité d'habitation" in Marseille, allegedly all on a single day in 1949. … [Read more...]
Perspective Corrections, by Jan Dibbets (1967-1969)
Between 1967 and 1969, Dutch conceptual artist Jan Dibbets created a series of works, consisting of photographs of walls, floors and lawns, titled … [Read more...]
Panoptika, by Jesper Rasmussen (1996 – 2004)
Jesper Rasmussen is a Danish multimedia artist whose impressive body of work ranges from photography to film to sculpture to installation. Aside of … [Read more...]
Constructing a False Reality: Chris Engman’s Photographs
Chris Engman is a photographer who creates installations and then captures them through the camera from a single point. He's interested in the way the … [Read more...]
Scars on the Earth: Emmet Gowin’s Aerial Photographs
US artist Emmet Gowin discovered aerial photography after receiving a scholarship from the Seattle Arts Commission in 1980 and consequently being … [Read more...]
Things Which Are Only Themselves: Luigi Ghirri on Aldo Rossi
Luigi Ghirri (1943 – 1992) was an Italian photographer that had his true recognition only after his untimely death. Suspended between deadpan irony … [Read more...]
When Geometry Comes to Life: “Somnium” by Laurent Millet (2014)
Laurent Millet is a French artist, whose work we already wrote about, who combines sculpture and drawing with the medium of photography. His 2014 … [Read more...]
Constructing Emptiness: Pictures by Gioberto Noro
Gioberto Noro is the collective name of Turin-based photographers duo, Sergio Gioberto and Marilena Noro. The images they produce are mostly stills of … [Read more...]
Absence of Style: Lewis Baltz and the New Topographics
The exhibition "New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape" represented a paradigm shift in the history of photography. Nine then young … [Read more...]
Persistence of Light, Works by Tokihiro Sato
Tokihiro Sato is a contemporary Japanese photographer who was trained at first as a sculptor and later, during the 1980s, developed an interest in a … [Read more...]
Photographic Removal as Critical Practice: Marina Abramović’s “Freeing the Horizon” (1973)
In 1973, about two months before she began using her body in performance, artist Marina Abramović created a series of 28 photographic works and an … [Read more...]
Ezra Stoller’s ‘Us Industry’ and Other Depictions of American Post-war Labor
Ezra Stoller was the portraitist of modern architecture. Since his first years as an architecture student he developed an interest in photography and … [Read more...]
About the Domestic Common: Ion Zupcu’s American Homes (2012)
Most people take images of other people to preserve memories; I photograph objects to preserve my memories. Ion Zupcu, photographer, was born in … [Read more...]
Irving Penn’s Corner Portraits (1948)
Around 1948, photographer Irving Penn began making unusual portraits of a number of writers, artists, musicians, politicians, dancers and other … [Read more...]
‘Things are Queer’ by Duane Michals (1973)
This 1973 series of nine photographs by Duane Michals (1932, -) is a short narrative piece with a twist at each step, a discovery of an unexpected … [Read more...]
Walker Evans’ ‘Beauties of the Common Tool’ (1955) and Darren Harvey-Regan’s ‘Phrasings’ (2013)
"Beauties of the Common Tool" is American photographer Walker Evans' homage to (un)designed classic hand-tools which epitomized the finest syncretism … [Read more...]
Still Life Series by Christian Coigny
The Still Life Series by Swiss photographer Christian Coigny shows carefully arranged canvases, wooden boards, sheets of paper in black and white … [Read more...]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 6
- Next Page »
