Photography

April 14, 2025

Gravity-Defying Photos Capture the Human Body in Poetic Motion [Interview]

Whether it be in painting, illustration, or photography, movement can be notoriously difficult to communicate in a static medium. This conundrum doesnโ€™t concern Mathieu Forget. In his photographs, fencers leap toward each other with their swords drawn; martial artists and tennis players are suspended in the air; and breakdancers twist around each other, their limbs fluid and graceful. Though captured in single, unmoving images, the energy and dynamism expressed by these figures is remarkably palpable.

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April 14, 2025

JRโ€™s Newest Exhibition Explores His Photographic Projects About Child Refugees

Renowned French artist JR began work on Dรฉplacรฉโ€ขeโ€ขs in 2022, and later, the complementary Les Enfants dโ€™Ouranos series. Both seek to unveil the tumultuous conditions faced by populations in refugee camps around the world, with a particular focus on children. Three years later, these two projects are still as urgent as they are relevant, as evidenced by a new exhibition at Perrotinโ€™s London gallery.

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April 10, 2025

New JR Exhibition Pairs Lithographs of Iconic Installations With Audio Testimonies

Thereโ€™s no guarantee that a photograph or print will capture the magnitude of a three-dimensional artwork, but JR: Through My Window is a happy exception. Now open at Underdogs Gallery in Lisbon, the exhibition showcases 36 lithographs of the French artistโ€™s site-specific projects, ranging from optical illusions staged in Egypt to an ambitious takeover of New Yorkโ€™s Times Square.

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April 8, 2025

Stunning Self-Portraits Connect Humans to Icy Icelandic Landscapes [Interview]

For three years, Anna Isabella photographed herself among Iceland's ice caves and glaciers. The ambitious self-portrait project features her in places many of us dream of visitingโ€”chiseled ice peaks against an equally frigid backdrop. Devoid of other people and the trappings of human existence, she stands alone, looking on toward a landscape with an otherworldly appeal. Anna Isabella is the focal point of each image; but, at times, itโ€™s hard to spot her.

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