One of the first interviews to be published on deconarch.com was an interview with Brazilian photographer Julio Bittencourt. We were talking about his… more »
“It talks about the big city and the relationship of individuals to the complex structures of our metropolises.” reloaded: INTERVIEW with Julio Bittencourt
Quarter past twelve | YANNIG HEDEL in Paris
Relentless street walker, Yannig Hedel has been tracking the race of time on the urban architecture for 50 years, day after day, season… more »
The Workers | Maurice SCHELTENS & Liesbeth ABBENES in Amsterdam
This Summer The Ravestijn Gallery presents Scheltens & Abbenes’ bright and colourful series ‘The Workers’. The Dutch artist duo, consisting of photographer Maurice… more »
Grassroots. Amateur football in Russia | SERGEY NOVIKOV in Moscow
What goes unseen behind the glossy images of big-scale official events? While preparations for the 21st World Cup are in full swing, all… more »
Todd HIDO and Thibault BRUNET in Le Locle
The first exhibition in Switzerland on one of the most admired and influential American photographers of his generation, Todd Hido (1968): In the… more »
Horizon | BERT DANCKAERT in Luxembourg
A room full of Bert Danckaert photographs resembles a gallery of paintings. The works are large, and, at first glance, many of them… more »
Paul Huf Award 2018 | DANIEL SHEA
Daniel Shea (1985, US) was chosen as the winner of the twelfth Foam Paul Huf Award today. This annual prize, given to a… more »
Ideal Spaces | Julian FAULHABER in Moscow
At the center of Faulhaber’s attention are the real public places in Germany, Japan and the USA: gas stations, shopping centers, cinema halls,… more »
Uncommon Places | STEPHEN SHORE in New York
First published as a monograph in 1982, the images in Uncommon Places articulate a vision of the United States unlike any preceding artistic… more »
Looking for Lenin | Niels ACKERMANN & Sébastien GOBERT in Vevey
Since the Ukrainian revolution in 2014 and almost 25 years after the collapse of the USSR, the established government has sought to erase… more »