Photography - Interiors

No Man's Land is a surreal and terrifying place, a world at once horrific and hilarious. It consists entirely of strange, often sinister, interiors: spas that look like forensic laboratories; classrooms so clinical that they fill us with vague, unsettling fears; offices; target ranges;...

Rubi Lebovitch is an Israeli artist whose photographs deal with domestic scenescharacterised by mystery, vagueness, and absurdity. His photographs show scenes that are inscrutable to viewers and difficult to identify; their relationship with the world around them seems senseless. The restlessness characterising his work...

The One Work series is a library of small books, each title focusing on a single artwork that has significantly shaped the way we understand art and its history. An examination of one of Walker Evans's iconic photographs of the Great Depression. Kitchen Corner,...

In 2007, Candida Höfer selected some of Philadelphia's highly symbolic and venerable institutions that tell a story about the city's 300-year history, and explored them with her tried-and-tested approach to photography. The interiors of the Fisher Library, the Girard College, the Pennsylvania Academy of...

Ask the Dust is an epic journey through ruins from the genteel parlours of long dead haute bourgeoisie families to the sparse industrial beauty of mid-century factories as they quietly rust away. Like a vivid daydream, you find yourself absorbed in wordless reveries from...

Photograpger RomanyWG broke new ground with his book Beauty in Decay – The Art of Urban Exploration in depicting the global phenomenon of Urban Exploration (Urbex) when it published in 2010. For Beauty in Decay II he tracked down dozens of new locations - a further...

Andre Govia, a pioneer of urban exploration, continues his epic adventure in search of remnants of the past. Returning for this long awaited edition, this time accompanied by other intrepid explorers who share the same passion. The pathos, magic and profound sadness of each...