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On the Dutch choreography of water
In this exclusive interview, Foam curator Mirjam Kooiman speaks with the Netherlands-based artist Bebe Blanco Agterberg about her new work Pretend There Is Water and the research behind it. Together they look at our ambivalent relationship with the sea and how it is changing due to climate change and rising sea levels, using the Netherlands as an example to discuss a topic with global relevance.
10 min readby Mirjam Kooiman
From The Archive: অঙ্গার AWNGAR by Sarker Protick
From the Archive highlights previous writings on photography from Foam Magazine to cast light on current topics and ongoing debates in the world of photography and beyond.
4 min readby Sunil Shah
SỐNG by Ocean Vuong
On Our Radar showcases images from today’s most promising photographic artists—works that challenge, inspire, connect, and excite us.
3 min readby Katy Hundertmark
Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath
On International Women's Day we highlight the work of London-based artist Keerthana Kunnath, who documents female bodybuilders in Kerela, Southern India, to challenge conventional stereotypes and reshape the cultural imagination of gender and beauty in the region.
3 min readby Katy Hundertmark
What Lee Wore by Gisela Torres
Book Club: our favourite books from emerging and established artists in the photography world
3 min readby Jilke Golbach
Sighs and Whispers
In her first quarterly column, curator and author Lou Stoppard invites us to linger on her doorstep after retrieving a fashion brochure from her postbox. The encounter launches her into an inner dialogue about the somewhat outdated fashion catalogue as a medium of artistic expression, and how it inspired Guy Bourdin’s only publication, Sighs and Whispers.
6 min readby Lou Stoppard
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On the Dutch choreography of water
In this exclusive interview, Foam curator Mirjam Kooiman speaks with the Netherlands-based artist Bebe Blanco Agterberg about her new work Pretend There Is Water and the research behind it. Together they look at our ambivalent relationship with the sea and how it is changing due to climate change and rising sea levels, using the Netherlands as an example to discuss a topic with global relevance.
10 min readby Mirjam Kooiman
From The Archive: অঙ্গার AWNGAR by Sarker Protick
From the Archive highlights previous writings on photography from Foam Magazine to cast light on current topics and ongoing debates in the world of photography and beyond.
4 min readby Sunil Shah
SỐNG by Ocean Vuong
On Our Radar showcases images from today’s most promising photographic artists—works that challenge, inspire, connect, and excite us.
3 min readby Katy Hundertmark
Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath
On International Women's Day we highlight the work of London-based artist Keerthana Kunnath, who documents female bodybuilders in Kerela, Southern India, to challenge conventional stereotypes and reshape the cultural imagination of gender and beauty in the region.
3 min readby Katy Hundertmark
What Lee Wore by Gisela Torres
Book Club: our favourite books from emerging and established artists in the photography world
3 min readby Jilke Golbach
Sighs and Whispers
In her first quarterly column, curator and author Lou Stoppard invites us to linger on her doorstep after retrieving a fashion brochure from her postbox. The encounter launches her into an inner dialogue about the somewhat outdated fashion catalogue as a medium of artistic expression, and how it inspired Guy Bourdin’s only publication, Sighs and Whispers.
6 min readby Lou Stoppard
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