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AI has long become part of the creative everyday in photography, post-production, fashion and advertising. But what is it doing to our visual culture – and to the way we create, read and trust images? This is where SCHIRN Kunsthalle Frankfurt’s major summer exhibition The World Through AI comes in.

Around 40 works by some 30 international artists explore the cognitive, psychological, political and ecological dimensions of artificial intelligence. Videos, photographs…

Body, earth, fire, water, flowers – and the camera as witness. Tate Modern dedicates a major exhibition to Ana Mendieta (1948–1985), one of the most radical and influential multidisciplinary artists of the 1970s and 80s. More than 120 works bring together her iconic Silueta Series, photography and newly remastered films alongside rarely seen paintings and drawings, sculptures and reconstructed installations.

Mendieta dissolved the boundaries between body, landscape…

At the end of October 206 the time has come - the Kunsthalle Bremen opens the exhibition “The Dachshund: An Icon Goes for a Walk”. In the run-up to the opening, World Dachshund Day on June 21st offered owners the perfect opportunity to meet their dachshunds in front of the museum.

Reason enough for photographer Alexandra Polina and Spiegel Magazine to also stop by Bremen.

The resulting series is entitled “World Dachshund Day: When did the stuffy breed become cool?” and…

'Blazing Light' is the new photobook and companion volume to the first major museum solo exhibition of renowned American photographer Mimi Plumb.

In the book, Plumb takes stock of her nearly 50-year career and brings together three of her most important series: The White Sky, Landfall (and The Golden City), and The Reservoir.

Since the 1970s, Plumb has documented the human-altered landscapes of California and the American West. Her images capture the deep social and…

If there is one photography exhibition worth travelling for this summer, it is undoubtedly Paolo Roversi’s ‘Doubts’ at the MOP Foundation in A Coruña. Opening on 20 June, the exhibition brings together iconic masterworks and previously unseen images, offering visitors an intimate journey into the artistic universe of one of the most influential photographers of our time. Running until 20 September, Doubts transforms the spectacular MOP Center on A Coruña’s waterfront into a…

Following his 70th birthday last year, Anton Corbijn looks back on a body of work spanning more than five decades – from photography to music videos and feature films. The exhibition “Corbijn, Anton” celebrates 50 years of his practice and presents around 150 photographs, including iconic portraits of Depeche Mode, Tom Waits, U2, the Rolling Stones, Martin Scorsese and Marlene Dumas, as well as German figures such as Nina Hagen, Herbert Grönemeyer and Wim Wenders. His…

With “Fast ein Paradies – Colonial-Era Photography in Contemporary Art,” the Museum Rietberg presents an exhibition that goes far beyond a traditional museum visit – it is a visual re-reading of history. International artists draw on archives, found materials, and their own visual languages to challenge and reframe colonial narratives. Photography is not treated as a static document, but as an active medium that shapes, shifts, and questions memory.

The exhibition unfolds…

Algae farms in the middle of the desert, sterile laboratories for cultivated meat, underground greenhouses where robots tend to plants, and research facilities simulating future food systems for missions to the Moon and Mars. With his new book “Cockaigne”, Austrian photographer Gregor Sailer opens doors to places that usually remain hidden – the highly complex infrastructures behind modern food production.

Working with an analog large-format camera, Sailer photographs…

The Marta Ortega Pérez (MOP) Foundation presents Wonderland by Annie Leibovitz – the celebrated portrait photographer whose striking visual worlds have shaped our cultural memory. The only comprehensive exhibition dedicated to Annie Leibovitz’s fashion photography can be seen until 1 May 2026 at the MOP Center on the Muelle de Batería in A Coruña, Spain.

The new exhibition by the MOP Foundation showcases the breadth of Leibovitz’s photographic universe - a cosmos filled with…

The Financial Times' HTSI magazine writes: "The British Museum was the first public national museum in the world, so in some ways, it's kind of the museum. It has always been free, something that was very deliberate when it was founded in 1753 it had to be for the benefit of all persons. Over the past almost three centuries - 272 years - the collection has grown and grown. Now it's probably the greatest in the world."

Sam WRIGHT c/o LGA MGMT portrayed Nicholas Cullinan for…

With 'The Fantastic Bus', Danish artist and author Jakob Martin Strid has created a work that redefines illustration as an art form. His images are both narratively and technically masterful - a total artwork of drawing, colour, and imagination. A wild, vibrant adventure about friendship, courage, and the power of imagination.

In bright, glowing colours, Strid tells the story of a group of animals who escape from a bleak neighbourhood to build an extraordinary vehicle and…

The Dutch photographer duo Blommers & Schumm present their new exhibition Mid-Air at FOAM Amsterdam -– a captivating exploration of balance, gravity and perception. With poetic and precisely constructed images that hover between fashion and art, the duo continue to redefine the boundaries of photographic illusion.

Their photographic approach is rooted in their early background as still life photographers - a refined sensitivity to form, balance and materiality that continues…

Swiss conceptual and performance artist Sandra Knecht (*1968 in Zurich) has been exploring the concept of home for over ten years. For her, home is a dynamic, ever-evolving concept that is both individual and transient. Her art examines home from geographical, historical, sociological, and culinary perspectives.

The exhibition Home Is a Foreign Place at the Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger | KBH.G is an invitation into her universe. It portrays home as a feeling, a place, and…

“I am delighted to unveil DREAMS, my latest exhibition, that just opened at Moco Museum Amsterdam. An invitation to delve into a world where imaginative landscapes, physical installations, and digital art intersect; we expand on the investigation of dreams by creating a new hybrid reality where our dream state crosses over with the tangible world,” says Andrés Reisinger.

Andrés Reisinger is among the most sought-after visual artists and designers of the 21st Century…

Maximilian Prüfer (1986) explored the consequences of environmental destruction for the Chinese agricultural industry. To this end, he visited the Szechuan Province twice where the fruit trees are pollinated solely by hand due to insect mortality caused by the increased use of pesticides.

A political campaign initiated by Mao Zedong (1893–1976) in 1958 to ‘destroy the four plagues’ (rats, flies, mosquitoes and sparrows) during the ‘Great Leap Forward’ led to a massive…

The historical city Kashan, located at the edge of the desert three highway hours south of Tehran, has developed over the past years into an impressive new hub of international photography in Iran – whose size and significance remains almost entirely unknown in Germany.

In old historical buildings, no less than three houses for contemporary art have been established: House of Steve in 2019 with iconic photos by Magnum photographer Steve McCurry, the gallery house Hasht…