Impulsive, hospitable, harsh, selfless? A look at the personality of Janis Rozentals in a photo portrait exhibition
A new exhibition titled 'Colors of Personality' will showcase the multifaceted character of artist Janis Rozentals through various portraits alongside memories from his contemporaries.
Paul Thek and Peter Hujar, between letters and glances
The article explores the two-decade relationship between artists Paul Thek and Peter Hujar through their correspondence and portraits.
DRC: Maurice Pellosh's Clients Rediscover Their Portraits in Documentary
The documentary 'Maurice Pellosh: Memory in Images' evokes emotional responses from former clients who view their long-lost portraits from the 1970s during its premiere.
Three medals, two genders, and one solidarity
The article discusses the exclusion of Ukrainian athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych from the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics for refusing to remove his helmet painted with portraits of Ukrainian athletes killed by Russian aggression.
Folk Political Anger Simmering at This Year's Spring Salon
The Spring Salon showcases traditional materials and fine portraits while reflecting a simmering public anger in Sweden, as reported by Bo Madestrand.
Stylish and Humorous Photos by Elliott Erwitt
Elliott Erwitt's retrospective at Fotografiska in Stockholm showcases iconic portraits and stylish compositions, although the grainy digital prints detract from the experience according to critic Birgitta Rubin.
Russian propaganda runs wild: who were the people immortalized on the Ukrainian athlete's helmet?
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych faced disqualification for displaying portraits of fallen Ukrainian sports representatives on his helmet, amid allegations of provocative political acts.
The Forms of Desire: Not Just Bodies but Also Flowers and Portraits
The exhibition dedicated to Robert Mapplethorpe at Palazzo Reale emphasizes his classical approach to photography and explores the concept of beauty beyond mere provocation.
"Memory helmet" the reason for the Ukrainian's exclusion from the Olympics. What does the law say? And will the athlete return to the track?
A Ukrainian athlete was disqualified from the Olympics for displaying portraits of victims from the war on his helmet, raising questions about the balance between sports neutrality and commemorating tragedy.
Olympics: Ukrainian Heraskewytsch Disqualified for Helmet with War Victims
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Wladyslaw Heraskewytsch has been disqualified from the Olympic competition in Cortina for wearing a helmet adorned with portraits of athletes killed by Russian soldiers.
The faces of the dead must not go to the Olympics. The IOC stopped the Ukrainian helmet of truth
The International Olympic Committee has prohibited Ukrainian skeletonist Vladyslav Heraškevyč from competing with a helmet featuring the portraits of athletes killed by Russia, described as a silent memorial for the fallen, although President Zelenskyj praised it as a reminder of Ukraine's cost for freedom.
The IOC allows the Olympian to wear a black armband instead of a helmet with portraits of deceased athletes
The International Olympic Committee has prohibited Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych from wearing a helmet depicting portraits of deceased Ukrainian athletes, but will allow him to wear a black armband in their memory during competitions.
Volodymyr Zelensky defends Olympian's right to wear a helmet with portraits of fallen athletes
Skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych has faced a ban from the International Olympic Committee on wearing a helmet adorned with portraits of Ukrainian athletes who died in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Albert Watson, the photographer behind the iconic portrait of Steve Jobs, celebrates 50 years of career with a book
Albert Watson, renowned photographer known for his iconic portrait of Steve Jobs, marks his 50-year career with the release of a new book called 'KAOS', featuring a vast collection of portraits.
PHOTO: Ukrainian Olympian Honors War Victims in a Special Way. Will the IOC Try to Stop Him?
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladislav Heraskevich honored war victims by wearing a helmet featuring portraits of Ukrainian athletes killed in the conflict during Olympic training sessions in Cortina, raising questions about IOC regulations.
The new ChatGPT trend that turns you into a cartoon according to your profession: step-by-step guide to generating your portrait with AI
A new viral trend is taking over social media in early 2026, where users create cartoon portraits based on their profession using AI-driven ChatGPT.
Crowd of Muammar Gaddafi's Nostalgics at His Son's Funeral
Many supporters of Muammar Gaddafi participated in a funeral procession for his son Saif al-Islam in Bani Walid, carrying the green flag of Libya and portraits of the late leader and his son.
Famous Osijek Women and Men Tell Their Stories through the Camera Lens
The photography exhibition "Osijek as a Meeting – Faces of the City" features a hundred portraits of notable residents by local photographers Domagoj and Marin Topić, marking the first exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Osijek after a year and a half of closure for renovations.
Should I Only Capture Cute Animals? A Picture Book with Unique Faces
The book 'Captivating Faces' features portraits of animals in a sanctuary, emphasizing their individuality and freedom to age peacefully, contrasting with the fate of most farm animals.
For years, he has photographed the most famous Croatian artists. Here is how he immortalized them!
The National Museum of Modern Art showcases Darko Bavoljak's photographic exhibition "Portraits of Artists 1990 – 1995" from February 5 to March 1, presenting black-and-white portraits of notable Croatian artists.
An exhibition of Van Dyck as an excuse to visit Genoa, the Italian city sometimes overshadowed
A major retrospective of the Flemish painter Van Dyck, known for his portraits of 17th-century Genoese aristocracy, serves as a perfect reason to explore the often overlooked palaces and museums of the city of Genoa in Italy.
In Paris, more than two thousand people gathered to support the 'de-Islamization' of Iran
Protesters in Paris rallied to support the Iranian people, displaying flags of the former imperial regime and portraits of Reza Pahlavi, the former Shah's son.
Nebraska state senator caught on video removing Founders' portraits defends actions
Nebraska State Senator Machaela Cavanaugh has defended her actions after being caught on video removing portraits of America's Founders from a Capitol exhibit marking the country's 250th anniversary.
Tales by Gerda Blees: The Warning from the Coffee Cup
Gerda Blees's early stories, known for their intense portraits, are now available in German, featuring themes of desperation and unexpected moments.
The best smartphones for photography 2026, tested with selfies, landscapes, portraits and video
The article reviews the top smartphones for photography in 2026, highlighting their capabilities in capturing selfies, landscapes, portraits, and videos, with a focus on models like the Apple iPhone 17 and Google Pixel 10.
10 Mirror pictures that define 2025 - from smiling Gazza to radiant Princess Kate
The article showcases ten powerful images from 2025 that capture significant moments, including joyful celebrations, sporting victories, and reflective portraits.