PhMuseum - A Curated Network For Contemporary Photography
PhMuseum offers a curated network for contemporary photography, providing online portfolio reviews, mentoring, and a vibrant community.
Online Photography Exhibitions Since 2013 - PhMuseum
Next to the pioneering work, offered thanks to the online exhibitions, in September 2020, the PhMuseum Lab opens in Bologna (Italy), presenting itself as a multifunctional space with a rich yearly program of exhibitions.
Latest Photo Stories and Projects - PhMuseum
Online portfolio reviews & mentoring. Book your 1-to-1 session. Get feedback from recognized experts Project
Photo Basel 2025 - PhMuseum
Photo Basel is Switzerland’s first and only international art fair dedicated to photography-based art. Overview. Photo Basel brings together galleries from around the world in a unique, authentic setting.
About - PhMuseum
Festival. Born in 2021, PhMuseum Days is our International Photography Festival based in Bologna, Italy. Its aim is to provide more opportunities to the photographers of our community, and offer a playground to share the visual language with the public.
Photography News - PhMuseum
Enjoy and discover contemporary photography with our exclusive interviews, photo projects reviews, festivals and awards monthly guides and much more
Inside - PhMuseum
Alejandro is an Argentine photographer, video journalist and photo editor born in 1987, in Buenos Aires. His work is focused on personal documentary long‐term projects in Latin America and has been recognized by different organizations such as World Press Photo, POYi, Magnum Expression Award, Ian Parry Scholarship, PhotoEspaña, among others.
REMEMBERING THE FUTURE - PhMuseum
Remembering the Future is a photographic series exploring time's fluidity by merging past, present, and future, using generative AI, Mars landscapes, and handmade collage. It questions identity, AI embodiment, and humanity's future. If all time already exists, then so does the future. Remembering ...
Inside - PhMuseum
Would you ever have imagined that the world would stop one country at a time? Initially China. Then Italy and Europe, followed by the Americas and the rest of the world.
Coral - PhMuseum
Coral reefs are the largest living structure on the planet, highly evolved from symbioses, which form this rich and diverse habitat where all shapes, colours and types contribute to something so brilliant it can be seen from space.