London is getting a free Oasis photography exhibition this month
Oasis is experiencing a resurgence with a free exhibition in London showcasing iconic photographs by Michael Spencer Jones.
58 Things to Do in the DC Area This October
DC celebrates fall with diverse events including theater, music, and art exhibitions during October.
Exhibition shows Andrew Holmes' photorealistic drawings of America's machines and roads
Andrew Holmes' exhibition features 100 hand-drawn pictures of American industrial machinery, blending photorealism with cultural commentary on blue-collar America.
A Photography Collection Of Muhammad Ali Will Go On Display In London - And Some Have Never Been Seen By The Public Before!
Muhammad Ali's legacy is celebrated through a new photography exhibition and book, showcasing never-before-seen images by Chris Smith.
An Undersung and Unruly Woodstock in Pictures, 30 Years On
Woodstock 1994 is often overlooked despite its significance as a middle celebration between the iconic 1969 and tumultuous 1999 festivals.
Step back in time: Two free Victorian London exhibitions open in the city
Two free exhibitions in the City of London explore Victorian history, focusing on photography and lost elements of the era.
A new Walnut Creek exhibit showcases Native American voices
Authentic Native American stories showcased in photo exhibition and panel discussion.
Photo exhibition and panel discussion highlighting contemporary Native American life and challenges.
He's just seen a face! Paul McCartney seeks out Brooklyn fan 60 years after 'Beatlemania' interview * Brooklyn Paper
Paul McCartney finally responds to a 60-year-old fan's plea from Brooklyn, inviting her to his new photography exhibition.
What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in May
New York gallery showcasing Japanese photographer Tamiko Nishimura's debut and her connection to the Provoke movement.
The origin of all things: Kyotographie 2024 a photo essay
Kyotographie festival in Kyoto blends past and present with 13 unique exhibitions, including 'The Yanomami Struggle' highlighting the source of life and ongoing conflicts.
"Infrastructures of Control": Q&A with the Geographers Behind University of Arizona's Border Surveillance Photo Exhibition
Photographing U.S.-Mexico border surveillance infrastructure for exhibition on campus.
Contribution to border justice movement by making border surveillance infrastructure more visible.
From the blitz to Ukraine: has sheltering underground changed? in pictures
Echoes of wartime experiences between Ukrainian citizens in contemporary times and Londoners during World War II at London Transport Museum.
Documentation of the use of underground stations as shelters during wartime in London and Ukraine.
'A first in the field of photography': New York's ICP celebrates 50 years
The International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
The ICP was founded by Cornell Capa to champion 'concerned photography' and provide a space for discussions about the medium.
Josh Marcotte and Lost San Jose
Josh Marcotte's photography focuses on urban decay and the beauty of mundane scenes in San Jose.
After a hiatus, Marcotte returns with a show featuring over 300 images from the gritty underbelly of the city.
Juergen Teller finds beauty in the most mundane moment': a photographer like no other
The Juergen Teller exhibition at Grand Palais Ephemere in Paris features over 1,000 pieces, including photographs, films, and installations.
Teller's photography style is characterized by its gritty, humorous, and unglamorous aesthetic, which offers an alternative gaze on fashion and celebrity photography.
Photoespana: the exhibition where the staging is as impressive as the art
PhotoEspana hosts over 80 exhibitions by 300+ artists in Madrid, showcasing established and emerging talent in impressive venues.