Albert Elm presents his new photobook This Much is True with Disko Bay, following his acclaimed debut What Sort of Life is This. The new publication moves between documentary observation, cinematic atmosphere and personal reflections on contemporary life - like a visual diary of a generation caught somewhere between information overload, wanderlust and the search for orientation.

"The book weaves together Elm’s energetic snapshots and dreamlike landscapes into an original body of work that employs a raw yet playful photographic language. Through this approach, Elm reflects on life as he...

With “Moi et ma Bentley”, Dejan & Per present a visually precise and fully staged work positioned between automotive, fashion, and digital imagery.

At the center is a well-known, iconic-looking figure that deliberately plays with the codes of luxury, pop culture, and staging – set within a fully artificial environment. The project was realized as a full CGI & AI production and exists in the context of a free, artistic experiment.

Architecture, light, and materiality interlock with precision: reflections, surfaces, and the color palette create a hyperreal aesthetic. The work demonstrates how...

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 signature remains a grainy black-and-white aesthetic that continues to define his visual language.

Alongside the...

Twenty-five years ago, Deutsche Börse Group listed itself – a move that laid the foundation for its role today as a global technology and market infrastructure provider. To mark the anniversary, LOOPING ONE, together with Hamburg-based design studio Bureau Johannes Erler, created a table book titled “The Beautiful Order Book.” The idea: to translate this transformation into a format that deliberately breaks away from traditional financial communication – visually precise, clearly structured, and with a strong narrative approach.

The book follows the logic of an order book – the core system...

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 across four chapters – from archival work and confrontation to care and speculative image-making – moving fluidly...

The Leica Galerie Konstanz presents Body Lab, a new exhibition by Monica Menez. The opening takes place on Friday, April 17, 2026 at 7 pm, in the presence of the artist. On Saturday, April 18, Monica Menez will personally guide visitors through the exhibition (11 am & 1 pm, registration required).

“I’m currently presenting my exhibition Body Lab at the Leica Galerie Konstanz – and I’m truly proud of it. Not only because the Leica Gallery is such a special place, but because I was invited to show both: my analogue photography and my AI-based work. For me, that’s a clear statement. It...

With Human Conditions, Kunsthalle Rostock presents a comprehensive retrospective of Olaf Heine – marking 30 years of visual language between music, art and culture. On view are iconic portraits of international artists as well as quiet architectural and landscape images. The Berlin-based photographer is considered one of the defining visual chroniclers of our time.

While three decades of his work are on display in Rostock, Heine continues to work in parallel: shortly before the exhibition opening, he photographed the musician Sting for the artwork of his new album at the Rijksmuseum –...

With his solo exhibition VA BENE SENZA RIDERE, Jan Kuck presents a body of work at MAIIIM in Genoa that moves between pop, language, and social analysis. Curated by Virginia Monteverde, neon, sculpture, and text condense into a precisely composed field of tension.

At its core is a present moment that has fallen out of balance. “If we take everything too seriously, we end up taking nothing seriously,” says Kuck. His work responds to a society drifting into the absurd – where we no longer “shoot” with weapons but with smartphones, where everything revolves around the self, and any sense of...

Minimal set, lots of young skin, a reduced color palette, rough post-production – welcome to the 'Radioactive Dreams' series by photographer Wolfgang Zac.

This personal work explores the Sturm und Drang of youth – though it's unclear whether the series depicts an impending revolution with its implied social change, or whether these friendly young people are simply enjoying their usual walk to the famous Strandbad Wannsee in Berlin.

Photographer, artist, and director Wolfgang Zac is represented by the Hamburg-based agency SEVERIN WENDELER.

The F.C. Gundlach Foundation for Photography, together with the publisher Nimbus. Kunst und Bücher, invites guests to the presentation of the new book “Andreas Herzau. Gucken.” on March 21, 2026 at 7 pm in Leipzig.

As part of 'Leipzig liest', Sebastian Lux, director of the F.C. Gundlach Foundation, will be joined by publisher Bernhard Echte, Herzau’s long-time partner Renate Ruhne and his companion Heiko Seibel to discuss the photographic work of Andreas Herzau, who passed away far too early in 2024, as well as the evolution of photojournalism since the 1990s. Andreas Ebbert-Scholl will...