Tag: Photography

The International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York was founded 50 years ago by Cornell Capa, brother of the revered photojournalist Robert Capa. Cornell Capa founded the ICP to

The recent $25 million gift to the photography department of the Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) will have a significant impact on the museum. The Bucksbaum Photography Center, part of

Bert Hardy, a UK photojournalist, captured iconic images of mid-20th century Britain. An exhibition titled “Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace” at the Photographers’ Gallery showcases his diverse work,

The UBS Art Collection, a renowned corporate art holding with over 30,000 works, has made a significant donation of 166 photographs to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

Francesca Woodman, a young photographer who tragically took her own life in 1981, has posthumously risen to fame in the art world. Her work, known for its focus on the

Photo London’s 2024 edition aims to engage a wider audience and challenge traditional perceptions of photography at art fairs. The fair showcases a mix of celebrity portraits, wildlife imagery, and

Fotografiska, the global network of photography museums, is closing its Park Avenue location in Manhattan on 29 September as it prepares to move to a larger space in New York.

Kyotographie is a photography festival held in Kyoto, Japan, during the cherry blossom season. The festival features 13 exhibitions in unique locations across the city, such as the Kyoto National

A new photo exhibition in London showcases iconic images of The Beach Boys, providing a comprehensive overview of the band’s career. The exhibition features previously unseen photographs and childhood snapshots,

The recent photography sales season has concluded with events like Photofairs Shanghai, Aipad expo in New York, and Photo London. Despite a 16% decline in global photography sales value from