May 14, 2026

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May 17, 2026

John Dean A Semester in Nottingham, 1976

Bonington Gallery Nottingham Trent University

Exhibitions

March 21, 2026

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May 9, 2026

Jessica Backhaus – Shadows might Dance

Fotografie Forum Frankfurt

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January 31, 2026

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April 26, 2026

Zhang Kechun: The Yellow Desert

HUXLEY-PARLOUR

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February 2, 2026

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February 28, 2026

Parting Gift: Fitting in America by Leonard Suryajaya

The Colorado Photographic Arts Center (CPAC)

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February 27, 2026

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April 18, 2026

Landscape ReEnvisioned

Monterey Museum of Art

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January 29, 2026

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April 26, 2026

Life of the Land

Leslie Gleim

Leslie Gleim depicts ancient lava flows and fissures photographed from a helicopter on Hawai‘i Island.

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February 20, 2026

Expressive Nature Colours

Ekaterina Tsurkina-Appina

Expressive Nature Colours captures beauty through camera drawing, intuition and preparation.

Inspiration

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February 17, 2026

Figliuzzi uses photography to preserve beauty in fragile, ongoing transformation.

The Material Life of Plants

Teri Figliuzzi

Figliuzzi uses photography to preserve beauty in fragile, ongoing transformation.

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February 13, 2026

Project Selection with Harry Gruyaert

Trieste Photo Days 2024

The photographic open call for the selection of free-themed photographic projects to be exhibited at the 12th edition of the international photography festival Trieste Photo Days officially opens.

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October 20, 2024

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Abstract Visions

Abstract Visions invites photographers working with abstraction as a method of engaging with the world — emotionally, politically, and intuitively.

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March 30, 2026

The Inner Lens

Photographers now use the inner lens rather than a mechanical one. This personal eye not only perceives reality but also merges it with psychological awareness. Olga Shatokha investigates the stories passed down from Ukraine, blending family history with landscapes. Yi Hsuan Lai examines the body as a canvas for psychological expression, exploring femininity shaped by her personal journey. Susana Espana explores the inner landscape of memory by creating layered images inspired by her experiences. Aletheia Casey merges aesthetic features with documentary photography to convey an emotional message about the wildfires and Australia’s difficult history. This Artdoc issue also features emerging talents: VJ Martin, Lawrence Manning, and Virginia McGee Richards. The Inner Lens exhibition fosters a conversation between inner experiences and the external environment. The essay, Rethinking Iconography in Contemporary Photography, examines the role of symbols in today's photography.

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February 24, 2026

Online Group Exhibition

The Inner Lens — Inner Landscapes

The Inner Lens — Inner Landscapes presents photographic work that explores the natural world as a space of reflection and emotional resonance.

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February 5, 2026

In Artdoc issue #6 2025, Perspectives on Nature, we feature four portfolios that each present their unique perspective on Nature. In The Material Life of Plants, Teri Figliuzzi explores photography to preserve the beauty of change during times of upheaval and uncertainty. Tristan Duke uses melting ice as the pencil of nature in his series Glacial Optics, observing the changing environment through lenses made of ice. Justin Pumfrey presents the poetic series Walking the Luminous Edge of Darkness, which he shot during the dark hours in a state of mind without labels. Tsung-yu Lu’s abstract photography combines scientific thought with artistic drive, pushing the limits of image creation. The essay Blueprints, Botanicals, and the Contemporary Cyanotype traces the cyanotype’s journey from a nineteenth-century scientific tool to a contemporary photographic language.

Artdoc introduces the contemporary meaning of aesthetics: the expression of our inner life, struggles and emotions. Artdoc #5 2025 showcases four significant portfolios connected to Expressive Aesthetics: as the reflection of subjective worlds. Frank Kunert depicts the divide between our aspirations for a luxurious, comfortable existence and the often harsh, sometimes morbid reality. Jingyi Zhang provides a meditative response to the chaos of contemporary life. She creates images that remove distraction, exposing the quiet wisdom of nature beyond human interference. Clair Robins transforms a year-long collaboration with her teenage daughter into an intimate study of love, distance, and the evolving bonds of family. Nataliia Hresko creates carefully arranged still life photographs that reflect her personal perspective on the war in Ukraine. Artdoc #5 2025 features the talents of Oksana Omelchuk, Olena Zubach, Justin Key, and Maureen Bond. In the exhibition The Expressive Eye, Artdoc showcases the work of creative photographers who demonstrate that photography is a way of shaping how we see, feel, and reflect on the world.

$In Issue #4 2025 of Artdoc Magazine, Global Connection, we explore photography as a bridge across borders, cultures, and lived experiences. The stories gathered here invite us to witness both beauty and struggle: images of migrating families, intimacy and loss, communities reclaiming identity, and the challenges of climate change. These photographs do more than document — they connect us, urging reflection on the threads that bind humanity in a fractured world. Through art and critical storytelling, Global Connection offers perspectives on urgent social issues alongside glimpses of resilience, dignity, and shared hope. Photography here is not only a witness but a thread — weaving together our shared humanity and reminding us that every story of struggle or hope belongs to the same fabric of connection.‍Featured: Nick Brandt, Nicola Lo Calzo, Oscar Villeda, Natalie Karpushenko, Carolina Ludwig Agudelo, Galina Semenova, Madina Baymirzaeva, Pavlo Fyshar, Andrew Califf, Marta Stoyanova, Xenia Chetrar, Madalena Georgatou, and Tracy Longley-Cook‍$