Trapped by Jörg Erbar

“At the age of 55, after graduating from the Institute of Visual Arts at Taipei City University, I created artworks that take human life as their starting point. In my photo artworks I show the

Photographer André Kertész (American, born Hungary, 1894–1985) arrived in Paris in the fall of 1925 with little more than a camera and some savings. By the end of 1928, he was contributing regularly to magazines and

One of the first of its kind in Europe – and the first in the UK’s capital – the female-founded and female-first NFT Gallery in Mayfair has now opened its doors to the public in

Photo Hanoi ‘21 is a month-long program initiated by The French Institute in Hanoi – L’Espace that aims to boost public engagement with different aspects of photography. Throughout the summer month of May, a series

The scholarship is intended as an opportunity for photographers to do concentrated work and research in the city of Graz in Austria. It would thus be highly appreciated if the selected artist would reside in

In A Room of One’s Own (1929), Virginia Woolf reflects on her experiences at an imaginary school, Oxbridge. While dining, she notices that male scholars are served delicious food and their wine glasses are quickly