From 11 Sep until 25 Oct at at Clublokaal BredaPhoto Festival: A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity
The photobook week makes photobooks visible, accessible and open to talk about to everyone.
Giya Makondo-Wills interviews Bieke Depoorter, Ruben Lundgren, Rob Hornstra and Valeria Cherchi.
FOTODOK highlights the importance of visual storytelling on social issues and the transformative power of image-makers.
From 11 Sep until 25 Oct at at Clublokaal BredaPhoto Festival: A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity
The photobook week makes photobooks visible, accessible and open to talk about to everyone.
Giya Makondo-Wills interviews Bieke Depoorter, Ruben Lundgren, Rob Hornstra and Valeria Cherchi.
In “A Wider Gaze”, a group exhibition at Atelier Néerlandais in Paris, the artists reflect on what it means to be European today through their work.
Artists and photographers can apply for LIGHTHOUSE 2026/2027 until 9 August.
The exhibition brings together works by artists Donja Nasseri, Ebun Sodipo, Julius Thissen, Nayara Leite, and S*an D. Henry-Smith. Weaving together personal narratives, political discourse, and archival research, their projects pay homage to queer ancestors. By seeing the future through the lens of the past, queerness becomes a means to summon change.
In “A Wider Gaze”, a group exhibition at Atelier Néerlandais in Paris, the artists reflect on what it means to be European today through their work.
Artists and photographers can apply for LIGHTHOUSE 2026/2027 until 9 August.
The exhibition brings together works by artists Donja Nasseri, Ebun Sodipo, Julius Thissen, Nayara Leite, and S*an D. Henry-Smith. Weaving together personal narratives, political discourse, and archival research, their projects pay homage to queer ancestors. By seeing the future through the lens of the past, queerness becomes a means to summon change.
Without Hans Gremmen, the documentary photo book scene in the Netherlands and far beyond would look very different and be far less exciting. Hans has designed over 400 books, is the founder of the publishing house FW:Books, and is constantly working with photographers to capture their stories in book form.
Ocho Día. Eight Days, Nine Nights is guided by Osepa’s ongoing research into the gradual loss of ritual tradition in Curaçao, the island of his birth.
The travelling group exhibition OCCUPY TIME will debut this year at FOTODOK in Utrecht. OCCUPY TIME centres on the question of how time is experienced, shaped and questioned. The exhibition brings together the work of eight artists.
