Photography and the metropolis have a common history, both are typical phenomenon of modern times, products of technical rationality

The beach is a playground where people can be themselves: they sun-bathe, gossip, swim, picnic and purchase all manner of goods.

What are the implications of an increasingly crowded civilization, surrounded by an excess of information and stimuli?  Continuously 

'Ramos', presente na História da Fotografia Autoral e a Pintura Moderna, com introdução de Agnaldo Farias

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This book attempts to explore the value and significance of works created in the early stage of photographers’ careers. The works 

Recognising both innovation and creativity, the Aesthetica Art Prize anthology showcases captivating projects from some of today’s leading 

Le festival international de photographie La Quatrième Image qui met, cette année, la Pologne à l'honneur. Une trentaine de photographes exposés

The World dAtlas of Street Photography: The energetic, fluctuating pace of the metropolis has long lured photographers to capture--often candidly- the chaos, 

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The fourth issue of C Photo: New Latin Look, guest-edited by Martin Parr, presents a highly original selection of young Latin American photographers. 

It was announced recently that the Prix Pictet Growth book had been awarded ‘Best Photographic’ book at this year’s British Book Design and Production

As part of a project initiated by Courrier Japon, a monthly news magazine based in Tokyo, 132 photographers in 79 countries were 

The week of September 17, 2007, marked the largest collaborative project in Internet history as 100 of the top photojournalists and millions

Never in history has the number of people living in cities grown faster than in recent decades. This has enhanced the role of the city as a cultural

In 2009, the artistic direction of the 2nd Photoquai biennial was entrusted to Anahita Ghabaian Ettehadieh, Director of the Silk Road Gallery of Tehran, the