Browse the latest titles that have caught the eye of PhMuseum's Artistic Director. Our curated guides spotlight publications by artists from our community and beyond.
Browse the latest titles that caught the eyes of PhMuseum's Artistic Director through this new curated guide, aiming to spotlight publications by artists from our community and beyond.
Set in the Australian landscape, the work is an intimate portrayal of living in post-pandemic times.
The work delves into a coastal community grappling with drug trafficking. Moving beyond typical portrayals of Colombia's drug trade, the project offers a personal and participatory look at resilience, culture, and the interplay of realities.
Published by RVB Books, the volume comprises over 1900 images exploring our instincts for touching the inanimate object we are portrayed with.
The open call #ReunionCalling promoted by PhEST invited the festival's audience to tell stories of a separation or reunion between loved ones with a photo collage. The result is a touching visual experience that reminds us of the essence of human nature.
The photographers' respective works will become part of the festival official program and be exhibited individually in Bologna on 23-26 September, 2021. Discover their work and read the judges' motivations.
Last week we inaugurated the second show arising from our Mobile Photography Prize. It documents the first wave of the pandemic from an introspective point of view and it marks the re-opening of our gallery in Bologna, Italy.
It's called PHmuseum Days, it will happen on 23-26 September 2021 in Bologna, Italy and we are inviting you to take part in this new adventure through this open call.
The Italian-Swedish photographer comments on his exhibition in Monopoli and the experience at the international photography festival, whose latest edition has counted 150,000 visitors.
In this interview, Foto Feminas' founder Veronica Sanchis Bencomo talks to us about their latest project where members have been documenting their life and that of their communities during the pandemic.
Photographer Martina Zanin met Ana on a dating app and soon discovered they were both born on 16 June 1994, and with almost the same astrological chart. It was the beginning of her latest project May My Two Again Become One.
We stand in solidarity with the family of George Floyd, the black community and the Black Lives Matter movement, and we commit to further sustain diversity and respect in the photography industry.
With many photography festivals, fairs, and events cancelled we invite you to purchase a photobook before 30 April to support publishers, shops, and photographers.
Photo magazine Perimetro and non-profit organization Liveinslums are raising funds to support the intensive care unit of the Italian city currently most affected by COVID-19. Update: The last day to purchase a print is 5 April.
This is Giuseppe Oliverio and this is a message to invite you to take the Coronavirus outbreak as seriously as possible.
The Mexican photographer was selected for a solo show at PhEST as part of the PHmuseum 2019 Photography Grant prizes. In this interview, she tells us about her experience at the festival and her long-term project The Rage of Devotion.
The Senior Photo Editor of The New Yorker and PHmuseum 2018 Grant judge, Genevieve Fussell, explains to us how she works to select relevant content and help the iconic publication successfully navigate this internet, and ever-more-visual, era.
In their latest book Good Luck With The Future, Rita Puig-Serra Costa and Dani Pujalte portray the state of uncertainty of those turning thirty in these days.
With Photo Vogue Festival, Alessia Glaviano not only means to open the doors of fashion photography to the public, but also redefine its role - and that of women - in the conversation about relevant contemporary issues.
Inspired by Gabriel Garcia Marquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, Luis Cobelo started a visual exploration from the little Colombian village of Aracataca in search of himself and the unexpected.
The renewed North American media company published a series of articles featuring work found on the PHmuseum community to celebrate Earth Day and renew the climate change debate.
We are collaborating with BuzzFeed News for a special focus on climate change, which will be published on their website on Earth Day (22 April). Upload your stories and contribute in raising awareness about one of the most critical issues of our time.
The second edition of the Italian festival dedicated to photobooks is opening soon. Martin Parr, Colin Pantall, Laura El-Tantawy and Olivia Arthur are among the guests who will attend the festival in Punta Secca, Italy between September 9th - 11th. The exhibitions program will feature Pierre Liebaert's Free Now, the winner of the PHM 2016 Grant New Generation Prize.