Tag: Photography
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Uta Barth: Peripheral Vision
Leaving the buzz to the glamorous new spaces that international mega-galleries are opening in Los Angeles, an exhibition marking the 20th anniversary of the Getty Center is introducing the next generation of collectors to a new way of seeing
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John Riddy – interview: ‘I don’t want to make an ordinary print. I want every print in the show to be exceptional’
Riddy talks about his work over the years and his new show at Frith Street Gallery in London, which features nine landscape photographs made over two years, capturing a single scene in Norfolk across the seasons
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In the Light: Photographic works by James Barnor, Benji Reid, Alexis Peskine and Zana Masombuka
Aware of Africa’s past and confident in its future, four contemporary artists shed fresh light on the continent’s sociocultural heritage in this uplifting exhibition
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Vivian Maier: Anthology
An amateur photographer who, while working as a nanny, captured the streets and people of Chicago from the 1950s and 1960s like no other, is seen here in her first solo UK show at MK Gallery
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Ming Smith – interview: ‘Photography’s the only thing I know’
As Pippy Houldsworth Gallery exhibits her first UK solo show, the pioneering American photographer talks through some of her key images
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Gillian Wearing: Wearing Masks
This thoughtful and comprehensive retrospective spans more than 30 years of Wearing’s work, in which she explores the nature of identity and self and the masks – literal and metaphorical – behind which we hide
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Vlatka Horvat – interview: ‘I’m interested in trying to get beyond the boundaries of the image’
During the lockdown last year, Horvat decided to go on daily walks around her east London neighbourhood. She explains how the photographs she took turned into a new project, now on show at PEER London
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Katya Kvasova – interview: ‘People say that whatever someone paints or draws is always a self-portrait. That’s true’
The artist talks about her interest in hands, her artistic training, and her method of layering graphite powder and translucent colour on to the canvas, allowing the light to eat the image
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Phyllis Christopher – interview: ‘We had come out, people were dying, we had nothing to lose, so we just wanted to have the best party’
The photographer talks about her coming of age in 1990s San Francisco, where, despite the Aids crisis, lesbians, in the post-lesbian feminist era, largely wanted to come together, have fun and create visibility
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Adam Jeppesen – interview: ‘I embrace imperfection’
The Danish artist talks about why he left documentary-making to make art, the project that took him from the north pole to Antarctica, and the thoughts behind the work in his latest show, his first solo exhibition in the UK
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