July 31, 2012
by Bohr, Marco
Eva Stenram's new series 'Drape' is collection of vintage pin-up
photographs manipulated and re-printed by the artist.
July 30, 2012
by Crawford, Jonathan
We all know what the purpose of a drawer is. To put stuff away,
right? Underpants, socks, cutlery, tape measure, bags for your
pedal bin, bits, bobs.
July 24, 2012
by Baden, Evan
I have been working with a 4x5 camera for the past 6 years or
so. It has been my chosen method of image making. But lately, it
has begun to bore me.
July 23, 2012
by Crawford, Jonathan
Time Stands Still is one of the products designed for Foam by
research lab Fabrica for their series, Still Lights.
July 19, 2012
by Crawford, Jonathan
Fabrica students have created seven products based on the theme
of photography as part of our concept store, &Foam's, design
theme.
July 17, 2012
by Bremer, Eva
Eva Bremer looks at the work of fashion designer Marga
Weimans, who exhibited at Amsterdam International Fashion Week.
July 16, 2012
by Engman, Chris
Recently I visited a place that I knew intimately in childhood,
a waterfall with cliffs on both sides and a pool of cold water
below.
July 13, 2012
by Kurtis, Seba
Seba Kurtis meets Mishka Henner to talk about appropriation and
self-publishing in photography,
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July 12, 2012
by Mertens, Harry
Harry Mertens reviews the Foam Amsterdam's education project,
'Young and Old in New West'.
July 11, 2012
by Jang, Ina
Ina Jang has been playing with screenshot photography to stay
out of the heat of a New York summer.
July 10, 2012
by Crawford, Jonathan
In this final part, Petra talks about the influences behind the
shape of the church, La Madre Chiesa, and returning to
Gibellina.
July 09, 2012
by Brown Michael Christopher
Michael Christopher Brown takes his father on a road trip across
America and remarks on the qualities they share.
July 03, 2012
by Crawford, Jonathan
Petra Noordkamp spoke to Foam about her project La Madre in a
series of interviews.
July 02, 2012
by Schles, Ken
Ken Schles recounts the death of both his parents just hours
apart and is reminded of the shifting nature of meaning in
photographs.