With 'You Don’t Look Sick', Jasmijn Vermeeren presents her first institutional solo exhibition at FOAM Amsterdam (Foam 3h). From a deeply personal perspective, the artist sheds light on living with an invisible disability – a topic that often remains underrepresented in current discussions around diversity and inclusion.

The works on view – including photographic self-portraits, video pieces and sculptural works – revolve around Vermeeren’s own experiences with chronic pain, as well as societal assumptions surrounding health, functionality and identity. Fragmented faces, layered bodies and...

The Swimmers is a deeply reflective photographic series by Spanish artist Jorge Perez Ortiz, exploring the profound relationship between the human body, water, and the concept of resilience.

The project was born out of a personal tragedy that left Ortiz hospitalized in Colombia with a fractured vertebra, an injury that not only forced him to confront the fragility of the body but also the possibility of never walking again. It was this life-changing moment that catalyzed his exploration of healing, endurance, and the human spirit through the metaphor of water.

Over the course of three years,...

"A preview from my upcoming multimedia project MEGATRON, released on October 31, 2025 - the first chapter of a conceptual (photo)album that fuses photography, 3D/AI synthesis, and hand-drawn illustration into a stratified, experimental body of work." Ariel Oscar Greith.

"MEGATRON" is a conceptual photo album and multimedia project by artist Ariel Oscar Greith that explores the resilience and beauty of things that grow without light, interpreting them as a metaphor for psychological and emotional growth after trauma. Released in chapters, the project combines photography, 3D/AI synthesis,...

The Financial Times' HTSI magazine writes: "The British Museum was the first public national museum in the world, so in some ways, it's kind of the museum. It has always been free, something that was very deliberate when it was founded in 1753 it had to be for the benefit of all persons. Over the past almost three centuries - 272 years - the collection has grown and grown. Now it's probably the greatest in the world."

Sam WRIGHT c/o LGA MGMT portrayed Nicholas Cullinan for the Financia Times' HTSI Mag. The interview was conducted by Rosanna Dodds.

Nicholas Cullinan, Director of The British...

As part of the global PhotoVogue initiative, Vogue Ukraine presents FUTURESPECTIVE – a project that introduces the next generation of Ukrainian photographers to the international stage. After its premiere in Kyiv, the exhibition is now on view at the Saatchi Gallery London (October 23 - November 16, 2025).

The show brings together works by 34 young and emerging Ukrainian photographers, discovered through the Photo Vogue Ukraine Futurespective Open Call and selected by an international jury including ALESSIA GLAVIANO, Head of Global PhotoVogue; RAUL MARTINEZ, Global Creative Director Condé...

As part of the Photo Saint Germain Festival (6–29 November 2025), the Centre tchèque de Paris, in collaboration with the Galerie Teleport from Prague, presents 'Joie et refuge' - a captivating group exhibition showcasing a new generation of Czech photographers exploring the dynamic interplay between joy and refuge in contemporary photography.

The exhibition celebrates the diversity of photographic approaches, blending documentary, fine art, and applied photography with influences from fashion, performance, and design. A special highlight is a scented sculpture by artist Martin Žák, created...

When still-life photographer Christoffer Dalkarls and set designer Linnea Apelqvist, both represented by Agent Molly & Co, join forces, the result is always something truly special - refined, concept-driven, and marked by a precise sense of form and idea.

Their personal projects, “Ghost” and “Printable Artefacts,” explore the interplay between object, materiality, and perception. With a reduced, almost poetic visual language, they create scenes that hover between abstraction and reality - still lifes that deliberately blur the boundaries between art, design, and spatial composition.

Linnea...

The Dutch photographer duo Blommers & Schumm present their new exhibition Mid-Air at FOAM Amsterdam -– a captivating exploration of balance, gravity and perception. With poetic and precisely constructed images that hover between fashion and art, the duo continue to redefine the boundaries of photographic illusion.

Their photographic approach is rooted in their early background as still life photographers - a refined sensitivity to form, balance and materiality that continues to inform their work today. By focusing as much on the object as on the subject, they subtly challenge the...

With his book Azov Horizons, Patrick Wack presents a haunting visual chronicle of the Sea of Azov – that fragile borderland between Russia and Ukraine, caught for years in a geopolitical crossfire.

The photographs, taken between 2019 and 2024 on both sides of the inland sea – around Mariupol, Berdiansk, and Crimea – now depict places that have become synonymous with destruction and loss.

The French photographer, known for his documentary work from China, Bosnia, and the United States, approaches the subject not as a traditional photojournalist, but as a poet. His images feel like suspended...

“Bad girls” make history – and in this case, they make art. The book Elles obliquent – Elles obstinent – Elles tempêtent (roughly translated: They Deviate – They Persist – They Rage) is dedicated to those young women who, in late 19th-century France, were considered too loud, too stubborn, or simply too free.

In the so-called “Écoles de préservation” – closed correctional institutions – they were meant to be turned into “respectable” citizens. But something else happened instead: small revolutions, gestures of resistance, fleeting moments of self-assertion.

Artist Agnès Geoffray revisits...