Mateo Arquitectura Josep Lluís Mateo   Spain   The new Tony Catany Photography Center is the outcome of a competition held in 2018 for the design of a museum space dedicated to the exhibition of the work of the Mallorca photographer Toni Catany. Born in Llucmajor in 1942, where he lived until his

Herzog & de Meuron   Germany   Well-known for its designer furniture factory in the German part of the region, Weil am Rhein is part of the imprecise belt of outer suburban Basel. This photographic studio is located in what was formerly one of the older suburbs of villas in a land

On view at the Marta Ortega Pérez Foundation (Fundación MOP) in A Coruña through 1 May is a major exhibition on the American photographer Irving Penn. Organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in collaboration with the Irving Penn Found

In the context of Festival Open House Madrid 2024, the MINIM gallery is showcasing photographs by Luis Asín until 26 October. Curated by Enrique Encabo and Inmaculada Maluenda, ‘Modern Madrid, Through the Eyes of Luis Asín’ offers a photographic inte

Through meticulously taken screenshots, Cristian Prieto offers an immersion into the melancholy and poetry that emanates from decadence. His photographs of abandoned spots are a visual tribute to the hidden beauty of forgotten places. These spaces, l

Manuel Álvarez Dietro’s photo series connects his travels with architectural spaces that feature air conditioning systems. The idea is to highlight this technology as a symbol of human absence. The images were taken during the pandemic and in moments

The New York Times   Trip Gabriel   His photograph of five young people lounging on the Brooklyn waterfront as smoke engulfed Manhattan mesmerized viewers and stirred controversy. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the photographer Thomas Hoepker was following the instincts of a lifetim

On view through 8 September at the ICO Foundation museum is the first major retrospective on the work of Iwan Baan, one of the world’s leading photographers of architecture. ‘Moments in Architecture’ is a traveling show curated by Mea Hoffmann and pr

The photographer Boris Savelev (Chernivtsi, 1947) has always had a independent eye, and throughout almost six decades of career he has shaped a characteristic pictorial language, marked by strong color contrasts and particular shades of red. His imag

The latest photography series of Manuel Álvarez Diestro (Santander, 1972) is inspired by the monolith that appears in the Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. These vertical structures dominate landscapes in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Álv

The World Photography Organisation announced the category winners and shortlist in the Open competition of the Sony World Photography Awards 2024, recognising the best single images from across the world in 2023. Over 395,000 images from over 220 cou

Ivorypress is pleased to present Spanish photographer David Jiménez’s first solo exhibition in their Madrid Space. This exhibition, open until 29 June, brings together a series of atemporal black-and-white photographic impressions of the city of New

Leandro Villalba   This single-family dwelling, built in 1982, is a work of the Argentine architect Ricardo Gomara, located in one of the most favored areas of Punta del Este, Uruguay. Situated on the front line at stop 20 of Playa Brava, this house illustrates a perio

Amelia Lancaster has been photographing the South Bank and its architecture since 2003. This exhibition presents a selection of her works from throughout this time, which centre on the National Theatre’s architecture by Denys Lasdun. Mainly shot on 3

If photographers are characterized by the qualities of their gaze, Alastair Philip Wiper would be described as a precise, ironic eye that fluttered around unfrequented, disturbing, unholy places. In Building Stories, his latest album, published like

The photographer Manuel Álvarez Diestro and the visual artist Karlos Gil explore city of Madrid’s subterranean world. This photo series shows the entrails of essential engineering infrastructures like transportation networks, water management reservo

This photographic and literary journey through shops of the fifty Spanish provinces recovers the languages of popular architecture in the signs and facades of old establishments, and travels along the country’s sidewalks in search of ‘the common beau

Magnum Photos   Legendary photographer and long-time Magnum member Elliott Erwitt has passed away at the age of 95. Elliott Erwitt was born Elio Romano Ervitz to Russian-Jewish parents in Paris in 1928. He spent his childhood in Milan, and emigrated to the US in 193

On view through 15 September at the Water Museum of Alicante is ‘The Caves of Steel,’ a traveling exhibition of architectural photography by Manuel Álvarez Diestro (Santander, 1972). Gathered are images taken by the Cantabrian photographer on five co

Curated by Burtynsky himself, the exhibition ‘African Studies’ gathers a selection of images belonging to his so-named photography series, from shoots he carried out between 2015 and 2019 in Sub-Saharan Africa – Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, Seneg

On view through 7 January 2024 at Fondazione Mast in Bologna is an exhibition on the German photographer Andreas Gursky (Leipzig, 1955), known for his large-scale works. The forty images on display offer new takes on work, economics, and globalizatio

The Guardian   The British photographer Anthony Kersting documented stunning architectural gems in Iraq – many since destroyed by Islamic State... The Guardian. Lost treasures and ancient ruins: Anthony Kersting’s Middle East – in pictures

A decade after his series of dense urban landscapes juxtaposed with cemeteries of Hong Kong, the photographer Manuel Álvarez Diestro presents images of graveyards in the Egyptian desert. Necropoli of Egypt captures surrealist compositions that reflec

‘To those who travel’ is a photographic project about shared travel as a socialization experience.The car as a compartment that generates contact with unknown people during the time in which the trip evolves. With these starting elements I have bu

The Washington Post    Andy Grundberg   William Klein, an American expatriate photographer whose often frenetic and sometimes blurred images of urban street life and modern fashion were wildly innovative while conveying the pointed social criticism of a self-declared outsider, died Sept. 1

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