 in times of conflict? In response to current events, this pop-up exhibition 

aims to raise question and stimulate discussion by showcasing works from 6 artists and serves as a reflection on the different roles that imagery plays during conflict.

A Night in the Mountains, Salah ad Din (Iraq), 2019

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Approach Position Cropped, 2022

The exploration of what photography can do is twofold, examining both its 'positive' potential as a catalyst for awareness and evidence, and its 'negative' dimensions as a tool for propaganda, misinformation, or the perpetuation of negative stereotypes.

Between Death and Destruction, Mosul (Iraq), 2019

The Camera as a Weapon

Open Garden Days 2025

On Thursday, 4 September, Foam presents the evening programme 

: AI in the Archive, in collaboration with 

This symposium explores the power, vulnerability, and future of the photographic archive—particularly online archives—through the lens of collections related to the Second World War and heritage institutions. Hosted by Ahmet Polat, guest speakers 

Re-Enactment

Archief foto's

Preservation is Power: AI in the Archive

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De Ondergedoken Camera

From the Archive: Shenasnameh by Amak Mahmoodian

From the Archive: Medium of Exchange by Sheida Soleimani

? On Saturday 10 February 2024, Foam hosts a one-day symposium. We will delve into the role of photography within the public and political sphere amidst conflict, extremism, and polarisation. 

camera as a weapon

The Camera as a Weapon

Preservation is Power: AI in the Archive

De Ondergedoken Camera

From the Archive: Shenasnameh by Amak Mahmoodian

From the Archive: Medium of Exchange by Sheida Soleimani

Foam Dialogue:
Photography & Conflict
Regarding the pain of others

camera as a weapon

The Camera as a Weapon

Preservation is Power: AI in the Archive

De Ondergedoken Camera

From the Archive: Shenasnameh by Amak Mahmoodian

From the Archive: Medium of Exchange by Sheida Soleimani

Foam Dialogue:Photography & ConflictRegarding the pain of others

Foam Dialogue:
Photography & Conflict
Regarding the pain of others