Foam Talks anniversary episode Rewind takes a moment to look back at the year in photography. A selection of Foam’s past collaborators highlights memorable moments of the last year, artist that have inspired them and share some of the personal insides they have gained. Guest speakers are artist-archivist Angela N. Carroll; writer, creative director and podcaster Gem Fletcher; artists Lisandro Suriel and Tommy Kha. The episode is hosted by Katy Hundertmark, Editor at Foam Magazine and Amelie Schüle, Interim Head of Projects at Foam.

Exchange Place, from the series Facades

Fome de Resistência – A Mão Kayapó Menkragnoti (da série Infindável Mapa da Fome). Hunger of Resistance - Kayapó Menkragnoti Hand (from the series Endless Hunger Map), 2020

In conversation with performance scholar Diana Taylor, Jonathas de Andrade gives us an insight into his creative process, his work  and the way his practice has led him to better understand and intervene with his present reality.

Podcast

Angela N Carroll, Gem Fletcher, Lisandro Suriel & Tommy Kha

Dissenting Gestures - Jonathas de Andrade & Diana Taylor

Aby Fulani

Heroínas de Tejucupapo (Tejucupapo Heroins, 2022)

How can art effect change? Foam curator Hinde Haest reflects on the exhibition Staging Resistance, alongside the methods and multiple dynamics within the work of Jonathas de Andrade. By collaborating with local communities, the artist questions the power relations that are at play in his native Brazil, and in the world at large. 

"The main subject of my projects is how human interactions deal with power relations and naturalise the idea of privilege and non-privilege."

ABC da cana (Sugarcane ABC), 2014

Installation of ABC da Cana (Sugarcane ABC, 2014) from Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade - Staging Resistance, 2022

Though photography has been a crucial means of exposing social inequality from the outset, the way De Andrade employs the medium to address such issues is entirely original.

1ª Corrida de Carroças do Centro do Recife / O Levante  (1st Horse-Drawn Cart Race of Downtown Recife/ The Uprising), 2012-201

Pamphlet of 1ª Corrida de Carroças do Centro do Recife / O Levante, 2012 - 2014

1ª Corrida de Carroças do Centro do Recife / O Levante  (1st Horse-Drawn Cart Race of Downtown Recife/ The Uprising), 2012-2014

The Uprising (excerpt)

"The writing of history is about editing. It’s about choosing a way. [...] How the personal stories can rewrite history through the power of images."

Jogos Dirigidos (Directed Games), 2019

Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade - Staging Resistance, 2022

Liz Johnson Artur - of life of love of sex of movement of hope, 2021

The Power of Play within the work of Jonathas de Andrade

Jonathas de andrade

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Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade - Staging Resistance

ABC da Cana Typewriter

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Do you like photography and dance? Join our accessible dance workshop, developed exclusively for Foam by choreographers Lana Andringa and Mabel Escobar. 

All you need to bring is a towel and comfortable clothes. We provide you with water and Brazilian vibes to usher in spring.

Mabel Escobar, 2021

Foam

Heroínas de Tejucupapo

Aftermovie: Dance through the exhibition of Jonathas de Andrade

Aftermovie

Lana Andringa, 2021

Dance through the exhibition of Jonathas de Andrade

Dansen tussen de kunst van Jonathas de Andrade

On Thursday 20 January, we will tease the new exhibition 

 via Instagram Live. Foam curator Hinde Haest will go into conversation with Jonathas de Andrade while taking you through the new exhibition at Foam.⁠

Fome de Resistência – Mulheres Kayapó Menkragnoti (da série Infindável Mapa da Fome). Hunger of Resistance - Kayapó Menkragnoti Women (from the series Endless Hunger Map), 2019

Instagram Live

Introducing Jonathas de Andrade

This spring, Foam will collaborate with Pakhuis de Zwijger on their ongoing 

series. In this special three-part series, we will connect the exhibited artists at Foam with two other experts.

During each conversation, we will look at local issues that share international parallels and that connect communities globally. Guest speakers support the conversation by helping to define these parallels based on their expertise.

⁠Fome de Resistência - Mulheres Kayapó Menkragnoti (da série lnfindável Mapa da Fome). Hunger of Resistance - Kayapó Menkragnoti Wamen (trom the series Endless Hunger Map), 2019

Pakhuis de Zwijger

Fotokroniek Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger with Jonathas de Andrade

Unseen Perspectives from the Colonial Past with Jonathas de Andrade

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Jonathas de Andrade

Foam presents the 6th edition of the series Next Level, this time with artist Jonathas de Andrade (Maceió, Brazil, 1982). Andrade’s work is visually attractive yet highly critical. It creates a space for communities who are less visible in the socio-economic landscape, and less heard in the contemporary social debate. De Andrade is able to playfully draw attention to major themes such as social and economic inequality and unbalanced power relations. Issues that are deeply rooted in his native Brazil, but are also at play in the world at large.

De Andrade tells a story that can only be heard if you listen with all your senses.

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Podcast with Jonathas de Andrade

Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade

Next Level 2023

Sara Cwynar

Pamela as Pamela, 2023

Previously at Next Level

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Foam Talent Call

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The rich, vast cultural landscape demands a larger discussion on reclaiming identity. How can we confront stereotypes, clichés and representation within our community? 

Image of Jessy's Room

Jessica de Abreu's Bookshelf: The Black Archives

[...] I questioned: what does the world look like when Surinamese people do not stand in front of the camera but are the ones able to take the photo during colonial times?

Foam invites Johny Pitts and Gloria Wekker

Dos Pouwis, 2021

Zooming In: Photography, Performance and the Mythical

zooming in with Foam Talents Plantation and Lisandro Suriel

From the series Portraits in Madness

Blind Spots

Foam Magazine has been awarded several prizes for both its high-grade graphic design and the quality of its content. Most recently, Foam Magazine was awarded Photography Magazine of the Year at the Lucie Awards 2017 and 2019.

Foam Magazine is an international photography magazine published three times a year by Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam.

Foam Magazine is sponsored by Igepa Netherlands BV, supplier of excellent paper.

From art, literature and media to academia and internet culture, the visual and the written language have crossed paths many a time, creating a genre of their own. Learn more about the current issue of Foam Magazine

Image from the photo series 3eib!

Foam Magazine #60 Glyphs – The Image + Text Issue

Foam Magazine #60: Glyphs - The Image + Text Issue

Sara Cwynar is a leading artist of her generation. She seeks to make sense of our current visual culture through photography, essayistic video works, collages, installations and books. In her studio, she collects and documents images and objects to identify the ways that these everyday materials shape our lives as we consume them. In this way, she captures the prevailing ideals and ideologies of an era.

Tracy in Camo, 2023

Contemporary Floral Arrangement - #144551 (1967) #2 The Relationship is a Matter of Style, 2023

Still from Red Film, 2018

Doll Index 1, 1779-1950, 2022

Sara Cwynar is like an anthropologist of our contemporary economy of endless choice. She researches which products, colours and images we use to shape our lives and identities, and how they change over time. 

Louis Vuitton Jeff Koons Rubens Bag, 2020

On May 5, Foam organises a freedom lunch at two different locations: in our museum and in MAQAM, a creative space in Amsterdam West.

Depending on your choice of location, our museum teachers will give you an interactive tour through the exhibition 

 by Cemre Yesil. During the tour, you are challenged to look closely at the work and form your own opinion about the work. To make it an interactive experience, the museum teacher will ask questions and provide you with information. In this way, you’ll discover the story of the photographer, the subject and the context of the exhibition together.

The tour is followed by a delicious dinner soup, where the freedom toast is recited and visitors are challenged to delve deeper into the topics of the exhibition and the concept of freedom itself. Afterwards, all participants can send a wish for freedom by post.

Join us and expand your world on the day that annually reminds us of freedom for every human being.

Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade - Staging Resistance, 2022 

Freedom Lunch and Interactive Tour in Foam or MAQAM

Freedom Lunch 

It is time to CLAIM the museum! The students of Your Foam believe that the museum belongs to all of us. Come join us as we take over Foam with a series of engaging activities.

Join the Your Foam team 21/22 on 14 April for a journey through the museum. We have prepared several workshops, an interesting talk and a tour by the Foam Forward crew. In addition, we will serve snacks and end the night with a silent disco.

Museumnacht Amsterdam, 2021

Your Foam 21/22, 2022

CLAIM!

In this second edition, we welcome Magnum photographers Newsha and Rafal Milach whose work is currently on show in 

Open for Business - Magnum Photographers on Commission

Urmia salt lake, Iran

Archive of Public Protests

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Magnum Photographers

In this third edition, we welcome artist Mous Lamrabat whose work is currently on show in 

 at Foam. Moderator Dymphie Braun will talk with Mous about his work and his take on the worlds he discloses. With guest speakers 

X-Rated#1, 2017

Still from talk: Celebrating Moroccan heritage with Mous Lamrabat: Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger

Celebrating Moroccan heritage with Mous Lamrabat: Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger

Watch it back: 

Mashallah with extra cheese, 2021

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger:  Mous Lamrabat

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Mous Lamrabat

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Foam presents the exhibition&nbsp;On Earth &ndash; Imaging, Technology and the Natural World&nbsp;together with le lieu unique in Nantes, France.&nbsp;
Photography enables us to observe the world and the effects of our existence in it. It can be used to document, eternalise and motivate events. Photography has also testified to the paradoxical relationship between man, nature and technology. As we use contemporary technologies to document and question our relationship with the natural world, we increasingly experience this world through the very same technologies used.
On Earth &ndash; Imaging, Technology and the Natural World unites the work of 27 contemporary artists who use innovative visual techniques to reflect on the evolving relationship between humans and nature. Besides photography, the artists make use of installation, sculpture, in-game photography and video. Their various visual approaches diverge and converge throughout the exhibition. These artists show they both seek to explore and reunite our technological, socio-economical, spiritual and political connection with the world.
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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Thomas Albdorf (1982), Jonathas de Andrade (1982), Jeremy Ayer (1986), Fabio Barile (1980), Matthew Brandt (1982), Melanie Bonajo, (1978), Persijn Broersen &amp; Margit Luk&aacute;cs (1974 &amp; 1973), Rapha&euml;l Dallaporta (1980), Mark Dorf (1988), Lucas Foglia (1983), No&eacute;mie Goudal (1984), Mishka Henner (1976), Femke Herregraven (1982), Beno&icirc;t Jeannet (1991), Adam Jeppesen (1978), Anouk Kruithof (1981), M&aring;rten Lange (1984), Douglas Mandry (1989), Awoiska van der Molen (1972), Drew Nikonowicz (1993), Mehrali Razaghmanesh (1983), Guillaume Simoneau (1978), Troika (1976 &amp; 1977), Maya Watanabe (1983), Guido van der Werve (1977).
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En fran&ccedil;ais:
Le développement des technologies et la rapidité des variations climatiques ont fondamentalement transformé notre relation à la nature. La photographie nous permet aujourd&rsquo;hui plus que jamais d&rsquo;observer de près ce monde et la façon dont nos existences l&rsquo;affectent. Mais peut-elle aussi servir de catalyseur à de nouvelles manières d&rsquo;interagir avec notre environnement?
Sur Terre&nbsp;réunit le travail de vingt-six artistes contemporains qui utilisent des stra- tégies d&rsquo;imagerie innovantes pour mettre en lumière la relation changeante de l&rsquo;homme à la nature. Dans le sillage des grands photo- graphes paysagistes du XIXe siècle, cette nou- velle génération d&rsquo;artistes utilise les techniques d&rsquo;imagerie contemporaines qui envahissent notre façon de percevoir le monde: souvent électronique, à travers des écrans digitaux.
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On Earth was curated by Foam and produced in collaboration with Les Rencontres d&rsquo;Arles.
The exhibition is made possible by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, MIAP Foundation, Goethe-Institut Amsterdam, Institut fran&ccedil;ais des Pays-Bas and Kleurgamma Fine-Art Photolab.
Foam is supported by the BankGiro Loterij, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, City of Amsterdam, Foam Members, Olympus and the VandenEnde Foundation.

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1 October 2020 - 10 January 2021
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LOCATION&nbsp; le lieu unique Nantes, France <a href="https://www.google.nl/maps/place/Le+Lieu+Unique/@47.2155209,-1.5478169,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x4805ee955cebc263:0x39fde88a4d015a12!8m2!3d47.2155173!4d-1.5456282">Directions</a>&nbsp;
More information <a href="https://www.lelieuunique.com/en/evenement/on-earth/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a></div>

On Earth | Nantes le lieu unique

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Photography enables us to observe the world and the effects of our existence in it. It can be used to document, eternalise and motivate events. Photography has also testified to the paradoxical relationship between man, nature and technology. As we use contemporary technologies to document and question our relationship with the natural world, we increasingly experience this world through the very same technologies used.
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On Earth &ndash; Imaging, Technology and the Natural World unites the work of 27 contemporary artists who use innovative visual techniques to reflect on the evolving relationship between humans and nature. Besides photography, the artists make use of installation, sculpture, in-game photography and video. Their various visual approaches diverge and converge throughout the exhibition. These artists show they both seek to explore and reunite our technological, socio-economical, spiritual and political connection with the world.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Thomas Albdorf (1982), Jonathas de Andrade (1982), Jeremy Ayer (1986), Fabio Barile (1980), Matthew Brandt (1982), Melanie Bonajo, (1978), Persijn Broersen &amp; Margit Luk&aacute;cs (1974 &amp; 1973), Rapha&euml;l Dallaporta (1980), Mark Dorf (1988), Lucas Foglia (1983), No&eacute;mie Goudal (1984), Mishka Henner (1976), Femke Herregraven (1982), Beno&icirc;t Jeannet (1991), Adam Jeppesen (1978), Anouk Kruithof (1981), M&aring;rten Lange (1984), Douglas Mandry (1989), Awoiska van der Molen (1972), Drew Nikonowicz (1993), Mehrali Razaghmanesh (1983), Guillaume Simoneau (1978), Troika (1976 &amp; 1977), Maya Watanabe (1983), Guido van der Werve (1977).
On Earth was curated by Foam and produced in collaboration with Les Rencontres d&rsquo;Arles.
The exhibition is made possible by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, MIAP Foundation, Goethe-Institut Amsterdam, Institut fran&ccedil;ais des Pays-Bas and Kleurgamma Fine-Art Photolab.
Foam is supported by the BankGiro Loterij, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, City of Amsterdam, Foam Members, Olympus and the VandenEnde Foundation.

On Earth – Imaging, Technology and the Natural World 

Foam presents the exhibition On Earth &ndash; Imaging, Technology and the Natural World at the 50th edition of the Rencontres d&rsquo;Arles, the largest and most respected photography festival in the world.

Since its inception, photography has testified to the paradoxical relationship between man, nature and technology. In the wake of great nineteenth-century landscape photographers, a new generation of artists is employing contemporary imaging techniques to document and question our relationship with the natural world &ndash; which is increasingly experienced through the very same imaging technologies they employ. Photography enables us to observe this world and the effects of our existence in it. But can it also function as a catalyst for alternative ways of engaging with our environment?
On Earth brings together the work of 25 contemporary artists who use innovative imaging strategies to reflect on the evolving relationship between humans and nature. Besides photography, the artists make use of installation, sculpture, in-game photography and video. With a few exceptions, image-makers no longer traverse the land &ndash; camera in hand &ndash; to document their surroundings. Photographers such as Thomas Albdorf, Drew Nikonowicz and Persijn Broersen &amp; Margit Luk&aacute;cs employ social media, image search engines, Google Maps, virtual reality and other visual tools to unpick our increasingly mediated and screen-based experience of the landscape.
The inherent interconnectedness between (imaging) technology and the our experience of the natural landscape becomes apparent in the work of Mark Dorf and Lucas Foglia, who prove that our definition of what constitutes nature is largely dependent on human engineering. The power of the image to evidence (or obscure) the devastating effects of human engagement with the land is explored by artists such as Matthew Brandt and Anouk Kruithof, while artists such as Melanie Bonajo and Adam Jeppesen present alternative ways of connecting to nature.
The various visual approaches diverge and converge throughout the exhibition, showing how artists seek to both scrutinise and reconcile our technological, socio-economical, spiritual and political connection with the world.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Thomas Albdorf (1982, Austria), Jonathas de Andrade (1982, Brazil), Jeremy Ayer (1986, Switzerland), Fabio Barile (1980, Italy), Melanie Bonajo, (1978, The Netherlands), Matthew Brandt (1982, United States), Persijn Broersen &amp; Margit Luk&aacute;cs (1974 / 1973, The Netherlands), Rapha&euml;l Dallaporta (1980, France), Mark Dorf (1988, United States), Lucas Foglia (1983, United States), No&eacute;mie Goudal (1984, France), Mishka Henner (1976, Belgium), Femke Herregraven (1982, The Netherlands), Beno&icirc;t Jeannet (1991, Switzerland), Adam Jeppesen (1978, Denmark), Wang Juyan (1982, China), Anouk Kruithof (1981, The Netherlands), M&aring;rten Lange (1984, Sweden), Awoiska van der Molen (1972, The Netherlands), Drew Nikonowicz (1993, United States), Mehrali Razaghmanesh (1983, Iran), Guillaume Simoneau (1978, Canada), Troika (Eva Rucki (1976, Germany), Conny Freyer (1976, Germany) and Sebastien Noel (1977, France)), Maya Watanabe (1983, Peru), Guido van der Werve (1977, The Netherlands)
The exhibition On Earth - Imaging, Technology and the Natural World &nbsp;is curated by Foam as part of the Rencontres d'Arles 2019 programme, which runs from 1 July until 22 September. Learn more about the festival <a href="https://www.rencontres-arles.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;
On Earth - Imaging, Technology and the Natural World is made possible by Kleurgamma Fine-Art Photolab and MIAP Foundation. Foam is supported by the BankGiro Loterij, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, City of Amsterdam, Foam Members, Olympus and the VandenEnde Foundation.&nbsp;

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1 July - 22 September 2019 
 LOCATION Atelier des Forges 33 avenue Victor Hugo 13200 Arles, France <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/dir//Atelier+des+Forges,+24+Avenue+Victor+Hugo,+13200+Arles,+France/@43.6750792,4.6329592,17z/data=!4m16!1m6!3m5!1s0x12b677f2c0600f67:0xbb573264945649df!2sAtelier+des+Forges!8m2!3d43.6750753!4d4.6351479!4m8!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x12b677f2c0600f67:0xbb573264945649df!2m2!1d4.6351479!2d43.6750753!3e1">Directions</a> 
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Foam focuses on photography talent even more than usual with Foam Magazine Talents 2013, a travelling billboard exhibition featuring the work of sixteen international young photographers.

All Foam Talents were selected from submissions made in response to the magazine&rsquo;s annual <a href="/talent/foam-talent-call" target="_blank">Talent Call</a>. The competition is open to photographers of any nationality under the age of 35. Over 1500 photographers submitted their portfolios. The results are published in <a href="http://shop.foam.org/nl/foam-magazine-foam-magazine-36-talent-2013.html" target="_blank">Foam Magazine #36</a>.
The billboard exhibition Foam Magazine Talents 2013&nbsp;tours&nbsp;Amsterdam, beginning on 2 August 2013 at the Mercatorplein, then onto the water of the Keizersgracht and finishing at Unseen, the international photography fair at the Westergasfabriek.
BILLBOARDS AT MERCATORPLEIN The work of seven of the sixteen talents selected for Foam Magazine&rsquo;s Talent Issue is being exhibited on seventeen very large billboards at Mercatorplein. This outdoor exhibition is a magnificent, kingsized preview of the outstanding work of this year&rsquo;s talents. The billboards can be seen at the Mercatorplein until 25 August.
<img src="https://a.storyblok.com/f/113697/595x439/525a2fe7eb/595_foam_magazine_talents_exhibition_mercatorplein_aug_13.jpg" alt="" width="595" height="439" /> Foam Magazine Talents (Mercatorplein, 2013) &copy; Foam
FLOATING EXHIBITION ON THE KEIZERSGRACHT From 3 until 22 September 2013, work of all sixteen finalists of Foam Magazine Talents 2013 is afloat on the Keizersgracht as a celebration of the four centuries of the city&rsquo;s major canals as well as the 150 years of continued use of Museum Fodor as an exhibition space. The three-week outdoor exhibition on the canal will be an extension of the museum. Everybody in Amsterdam is welcome, whether by foot, bike or boat.
<img src="https://a.storyblok.com/f/113697/595x397/9b095ac10a/595_gracht_foam_magazine_talents_2013__2013__c__foam.jpg" alt="" width="595" height="397" /> Foam Magazine Talents 2013 (Keizersgracht, 2013) &copy; Anne van der Weijden&nbsp;
EXHIBITION AT UNSEEN PHOTO FAIR The complete exhibition travels to Unseen, as part the four-day photography fair from 26 until 29 September at the Westergasfabriek. During Unseen the Fall issue of Foam Magazine will be officially launched.
<img src="https://a.storyblok.com/f/113697/595x335/f86baeeff4/595_unseen_talents_2013__c__thijs_boontjes.jpg" alt="" width="595" height="335" /> Foam Magazine Talents&nbsp;at Unseen&nbsp;Photo Fair (2013) &copy;&nbsp;Thijs Boontjes
The selected photographers, from ten countries, are: Jinkyun Ahn (KR), Jonathas De Andrade (BR), Thibault Brunet (FR), Joshua Citarella (USA), Salvi Danes (ES), Daniel Gordon (USA), Eeva Hannula (FI), Sohei Nishino (JP), Peter Puklus (HU), Augustin Rebetez (CH), Thomas Rousset (CH), Charlie Rubin (USA), Ross Sawyers (USA), David Benjamin Sherry (USA), Linda Voorwinde (NL) en Daisuke Yokota (JP).
Foam Magazine Talents 2013 is made possible by Amsterdam 2013, VanSchie and Bordbusters.
Foam is supported by BankGiroLoterij, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, Delta Lloyd and the VandenEnde Foundation.

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Jonathas de Andrade

Dissenting Gestures - Jonathas de Andrade & Diana Taylor

The Power of Play
within the work of
Jonathas de Andrade

Dance through the exhibition of Jonathas de Andrade

Introducing Jonathas de Andrade Staging Resistance

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Jonathas de Andrade

Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade Staging Resistance

Next Level

Next Level: Sara Cwynar

Blind Spots

Tracing identity and championing untold histories.

ABC da Cana Typewriter

Out now: Foam Magazine #60 Glyphs – The Image + Text Issue

Next Level: Sara Cwynar
S/S 23

Freedom Lunch and Interactive Tour in Foam or MAQAM

CLAIM! Yours, mine, ours

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger:
Magnum Photographers Newsha and Rafal Milach

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Mous Lamrabat

On Earth | Nantes le lieu unique

On Earth – Imaging, Technology and the Natural World

On Earth | Arles

Foam Talent 2013

Jonathas de Andrade

Dissenting Gestures - Jonathas de Andrade & Diana Taylor

The Power of Playwithin the work ofJonathas de Andrade

Dance through the exhibition of Jonathas de Andrade

Introducing Jonathas de Andrade Staging Resistance

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Jonathas de Andrade

Next Level: Jonathas de Andrade Staging Resistance

Next Level

Next Level: Sara Cwynar

Blind Spots

Tracing identity and championing untold histories.

ABC da Cana Typewriter

Out now: Foam Magazine #60 Glyphs – The Image + Text Issue

Next Level: Sara Cwynar S/S 23

Freedom Lunch and Interactive Tour in Foam or MAQAM

CLAIM! Yours, mine, ours

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Magnum Photographers Newsha and Rafal Milach

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger: Mous Lamrabat

On Earth | Nantes le lieu unique

On Earth – Imaging, Technology and the Natural World

On Earth | Arles

Foam Talent 2013

The Power of Play
within the work of
Jonathas de Andrade

Next Level: Sara Cwynar
S/S 23

Foam x Pakhuis de Zwijger:
Magnum Photographers Newsha and Rafal Milach