As a part of their Christmas card the Michael Mazzeo Gallery in New York wrote: “This may not be your typical holiday totem, but we find it quite festive nonetheless. In typical Charlandesque fashion, Caleb brightens the night with a lamp powered by… apples!” Caleb Charland is a photographer who explores the domestic space and investigates the mysterious [...]

Rianne van Duijnhoven‘s series My Africa inspired me. Intense images of African life, other then the images I know. Light plays an important part in the work and creates a strong and emotional image language, which touches the soul. At least mine.. Rianne van Duijnhoven graduated cum laude at the Photo Academy Amsterdam and is a New [...]

I was really amazed when I heard artist William Verstraeten talking on TedX Amsterdam. An idea that seems so simple, but what a staggering result: the IGIRAMA, a massive photo atop the South Tower of the World Trade Centre constructed in a dome on top of a mirror. This forms a true sky walk as [...]

Untill 7 december 2011 the Foam_Amsterdam will show 4 visions on the future of the photography museum. Lauren Cornell, Jefferson Hack, Erik Kessels, Alison Nordström each show there vision on ‘what’s next’.   Tweet

Taragalte concept was born out of a partnership between the local team with local foundations as well as national and international institutions, all wishing to make a contribution to genuine development of the Moroccon Sahara region. On 11-11-2011 the third Taragalte festival will be held, in the south of Morocco, in the Sahara. The full [...]

The Patient Gardener is an project that consists of 10 cherry trees that have been planted in an 8-meter diameter ring. Once they begin to mature, the architects at the Stockholm-based Visiondivision are going to prune, bend, pull and regulate the light of the trees to produce a comfortable and serene space. Intriguingly, the installment, [...]

He captured tenement infernos, car crashes, and gangland executions. He found washed-up lounge singers and teenage murder suspects in paddy wagons and photographed them at their most vulnerable – or, as he put it, their most human. He caught couples kissing on their beach blankets on Coney Island and the late-night voyeurs on lifeguard stands [...]

N8 – Museum Night Amsterdam 5 November 2011 Every first Saturday of November, Amsterdam museum life shifts from day to night. All museums stay open until 2am, and collections are spiced up with music, performances, drinks, meet and greets, installations and other art related activities. It is at least one of our favourite nights in [...]

The Peter Fetterman Gallery in Santa Monica, California is going to exhibit the work of one of our favorite photographers Steve McCurry. The exhibition, Iconic Photographs display McCurry’s most prominent images throughout his career. Iconic Photographs highlights McCurry’s ability to be in the right place at the right time and show us the blurred, but interesting lines between [...]

Pieter Hugo was born 1976 and grew up in Cape Town, South Africa. He is a South African photographer who primarily works in portraiture and whose work engages with both documentary and art traditions with a focus on African communities. Pieter Hugo: “These photographs came about after a friend emailed me an image taken on [...]

New York artist Tom Fruin’s outdoor sculpture Kolonihavehus in the plaza of the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen has the appearance of a friendly and colorful stained-glass house, yet it also evokes thoughts of churches and Charles Rennie Macintosh. Fruin’s sculpture is constructed of a thousand reclaimed pieces of plexiglass ranging in size from 2×2 to [...]