From bold abstracts to raw human stories, the winning photos at the 2025 Budapest International Foto Awards redefine what ...

The awards reflect the full spectrum of professional photography, from documentary and fashion to portraiture, sport, and ...

What do you think of when you think of a portrait? “When one thinks of portraiture, what often comes to mind might be slick, flattering oil paintings or a photograph of a person’s face frozen in time, ...

How do you define portraiture today? It’s a question posed by the exhibition About Face: Contemporary Portraiture at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art – and one explored by the nearly 40 photographers ...

Carmen Cartiness Johnson, The Octagon Room, 2021, Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60”, Courtesy of the artist Credit: Courtesy of Blue Star Contemporary Given that it’s as old as the hills, including the ones ...

Fashion photography is in a new stage now, changing a lot with digital edits. Photographers don’t just use natural light or ...

A current exhibit at Dartmouth College’s Hood Museum of Art, titled “About Face: Self-Portraiture in Contemporary Art,” isn’t just a collection of artists’ self-portraits. It’s also a portrait of the ...

"About Face," a group show now hanging in the gallery at the Department of Cultural Affairs on Henry Street, explores contemporary portrait painting in Savannah. But don't expect to see the posed and ...

A famous riposte: Gertrude Stein did not like the 1905-06 portrait that Pablo Picasso painted of her. Stein claimed it didn’t look like her, to which the artist responded: “It will.” What the artist ...

This exhibition features images of hip hop stars by 7 artists who have explored the hip hop phenomenon. Since its inception in the 1970s, hip hop has been arguably the most influential and popular ...

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LATE in life, Paul Cézanne told his art dealer Ambroise Vollard that “the culmination of all art is the human face.” It’s a peculiar assertion, coming from the master of landscape and still-life, whom ...