Architecture

STORIES | October 15, 2024

Käthe Kollwitz Prize for Candida Höfer

Cologne-based photographer Candida Höfer has won this year’s Käthe Kollwitz Prize – her work will be exhibited at the Berlin Academy of Arts until 24 November 2024. 

STORIES | July 29, 2024

Night Vision

Satijn Panyigay’s exhibition Nightcall – The Frankfurt Edition continues at the Peter Sillem Gallery in Frankfurt until 24 August 2024.

STORIES | March 13, 2024

The Frontiers of Cognisance

Vincent Fournier’s solo exhibition, Dysnomia, is on view at the Galerie Rabouan Moussion in Paris from 16 March to 27 April 2024.

STORIES | December 4, 2023

Lost in Time

Franck Bohbot

Produced within the framework of the Xposure Festival, the French photographer's project is dedicated to the port city of Dubai.

STORIES | August 7, 2023

Plunging lines

Sabine Wild

Photo artist Sabine Wild crafts her prints by hand, achieving amazing effects in the process.

STORIES | April 14, 2023

Book tip: Vast Land

Symbols of change: using the examples of Myanmar and its three capital cities – Mandalay, Yangon, Naypyidaw – German photographer Wolfgang Bellwinkel explored what architecture has to say about claims to power and the self-image of those in power.

STORIES | March 28, 2023

Urban-Tapestry

Wing Chan

The Urban-Tapestry photomontage series is a pictorial meditation on the mendacities of city life.

STORIES | February 13, 2023

Book tip: The Perfect Eye

Werner Mantz

A magnificent tribute and a rediscovery of German-Dutch photographer Werner Mantz (1901 – 1983).

STORIES | January 16, 2023

Book of the Month: It’s All One Song

Italian photographer Marco Zanta presents architecture in a sequential flow, following the rhythm of urban spaces.

STORIES | November 1, 2022

My picture with the M6: Deja Vu

Sayuri Ichida

An old house awoke memories: Sayuri Ichida speaks of a special photographic moment – captured with a Leica M6.

STORIES | October 14, 2022

UFO Living

Michael Nischke

FUTORO and VENTURO: a vision for modern architecture over fifty years ago – today little more than a memory. Michael Nischke went in search of clues.

STORIES | August 29, 2022

Urban Abstractions

Sabine Wild

“I destroy architecture and then weave it together again.” Sabine Wild speaks about her rather unusual form of picture processing.