Zoe May Whitfield

2 days ago | dazeddigital.com | Zoe May Whitfield

16 Images On 20 November 1969, German photographer Heinrich Riebesehl spent a total of five hours and 35 minutes discreetly documenting the patrons of a lift in the building that housed Neue Hannoversche Presse, a daily newspaper published in Hanover between 1946-71.

3 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Zoe May Whitfield

As the first exhibition of photography by Lanthimos opens in LA, the visionary auteur tells Dazed about his relationship with the medium, building a darkroom during Poor Things and finding an unlikely assistant in Emma Stone8 With the arrival of his photo book Dear God, the Parthenon is still broken last May, Yorgos Lanthimos re-introduced fans to a world they already knew via his lens, having absorbed the distinctive attributes of the filmmaker’s work viewing Poor Things some months earlier.

3 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Zoe May Whitfield

If your instinct after having seen an exhibition is to seek out more of the same, documentaries can be an good place to start. Lee Shulman’s definitive new study of one of Britain’s most celebrated and consistently prolific photographers,I Am Martin Parr, is a great counterpart toCommon Sense: Martin Parr, currently on show at Rocket in Hackney (through May 31).

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Zoe May Whitfield

2 hours ago“I want to awaken a sense of reverence,” says photographer Gleeson Paulino of his solo show Echoes of the Amazon. “A reminder that we are not separate from nature, but a part of it; a call to remember, to respect, and to reconnect.” Paulino’s evocative photography explores the cultural, social and …

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Zoe May Whitfield

Of all the garments to inhabit a wardrobe, swimwear is perhaps the most loaded. Sharing many of the same properties as underwear – in terms of proportions (frequently small) and cling factor (typically high) – that it is designed to be worn in the public arena carries additional significance. What these spaces are, and how we engage with them, socially and sartorially, is highlighted in a new exhibition at the Design Museum, ‘Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style’ (until 17 August 2025).