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I’m a thousand different people–Every one is real
2024-03-15 – 2025-01-05 · New York, United States of America
Taking its title from a drawing by artist and queer icon Candy Darling, this exhibition brings together a selection of works recently acquired by the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art. Darling’s words evoke the multidimensionality of queer and trans life and artistic practices that insist on defining art and life entirely on one’s own terms. Taken together, the exhibited works–across various media and representational styles–embrace a spectral, prismatic approach to rendering LGBTQIA+ existence. Both contemporary and historical, the works elide the demand for authenticity and easy legibility, instead holding space for plurality, reinvention, and fantasy.
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L’OBJECTIF FLÂNEUR Fotografinnen und Fotografen aus dem Pressearchiv «Heim und Leben»
2024-08-24 – 2024-12-08 · Kriens, Switzerland
“Heim und Leben” was an illustrated magazine for the general public with a high proportion of images, which offered a platform for important positions in Swiss reportage photography. The magazine’s extensive image archive, which was published by CJ Bucher-Verlag, came under the responsibility of the Museum im Bellpark after the publisher was dissolved. With the support of Memoriav, the association for the preservation of audiovisual cultural assets, the photo collection was secured and inventoried. After completing this work, the museum in Bellpark is now offering an in-depth look at the remarkable press archive, which documents social change in the period from 1930 to 1960. The presentation focuses on those photographers who shaped the profile of the popular magazine.
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Martin Parr: Short & Sweet
2024-09-12 – 2025-01-06 · Bologna, Italy
From September 12th to January 6th, 2025 the exhibition Martin Parr: Short & Sweet will present more than 60 photographs selected by Parr, especially for this project, and placed side by side with the corpus of images from the Common Sense series.
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Life Dances On – Robert Frank in Dialogue
2024-09-15 – 2025-01-11 · New York, United States of America
Coinciding with the centennial of Frank’s birth, the exhibition will explore his restless experimentation across mediums including photography, film, and books, as well as his dialogues with other artists and his communities. It will include some 200 works made over 60 years until the artist’s death in 2019, many drawn from MoMA’s extensive collection, as well as materials that have never before been exhibited.
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Cindy Sherman Expo
2024-09-28 – 2025-02-02 · Antwerp, Belgium
FOMU presents Belgium’s first major solo of the American artist Cindy Sherman. Featuring more than 100 works from the 1970s to the present, the exhibition offers an exciting overview of this leading contemporary artist’s work.
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FOTOGRAFIA E FEMMINISMI. Storie e immagini dalla Collezione Donata Pizzi
2024-10-05 – 2024-12-15 · Ravenna, Italy
Starting with a selection of photographs from the Donata Pizzi Collection, the group show brings into dialogue the work of several generations of female photographers and artists working in the Italian scene over the last fifty years: established artists such as Liliana Barchiesi, Lisetta Carmi, Lucia Marcucci, Paola Mattioli and Tomaso Binga, and artists such as Martina Della Valle, Giulia Iacolutti, Moira Ricci, Alessandra Spranzi and Alba Zari.
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Foam x The Hmm: Photography is… (Online)
2024-10-16 – 2024-12-11
In Photography is…, we investigate how internet culture permeates and alters different layers of photography–extending the photographic field exponentially. How does our relationship with the photographic image shift and change to the internet’s cultural and technological developments?
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HIP HOP – Living a Dream
2024-10-19 – 2025-01-04 · Köln, Germany
Galerie Bene Taschen is pleased to announce HIP HOP – Living a Dream, an immersive exhibition showcasing the works of renowned photographers Jamel Shabazz (1960), Joseph Rodriguez (1951), and Gregory Bojorquez (1972). From the early 1980s on, each of these three American chroniclers provides distinct insights into the rise and global impact of American hip hop culture. HIP HOP delves into the lifestyle that, in combination with music, graffiti, breakdancing, and fashion, evolved into a worldwide phenomenon – from the streets of 1980s New York to Los Angeles, the Southern United States, Europe, and beyond, persisting into the present day. The exhibition is accompanied by music, interviews, and memorabilia.
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Binia Bill – Images and Fragments
2024-10-19 – 2025-01-26 · Winterthur, Switzerland
Binia Bill (1904–1988) turned to photography with ambition and confidence. After training as a concert cellist, she attended the photography class given by Lucia Moholy at Berlin’s Itten School in 1930 and worked as a freelance photographer when back in Zurich. In 1931, she married the architect and artist Max Bill. To earn a living, the couple worked together on advertising commissions, for which she produced the images while he designed the typography and layout. In the years that followed, Binia Bill created a remarkable photographic oeuvre: Her portraits and still lifes are characterised by a clear visual language that is related to the aesthetics of the ‘Neues Sehen’ movement. Binia Bill’s interest in perspectives and surfaces, in playing with light and shadow, was combined with a very distinct sensitivity though, which influenced her view of objects, plants, animals and people.
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