Jen Bekman Gallery presents …Practice…, thirty-seven photographs by Gregory Krum.

Sweden is about to open its first photo museum to dismay of hardcore ABBA fans that lost a building to institution.

Photos of Terence Koh and Tokyo cherry blossoms.

Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers present an exhibition of new works by Andreas Gursky in Berlin.

People of all ages, shapes and sizes were photographed by Spencer Tunick at eight locations across Salford and Manchester.

Gagosian Gallery Beverly Hills recently inaugurated its new double-size gallery with an exhibit by German artist Andreas Gursky.

Irving Penn prints from the collection of Patricia McCabe, the photographer’s confidant of 30 years, will be auctioned at Christie’s.

Miguel Abreu presents “Nature Morte,” Eileen Quinlan’s second one person show at the gallery.

Karel Funk’s hyper-realist portraits are as enigmatic as the urbanites they depict. Here, a first look at the painter’s show at 303 Gallery.

Working across the widest array of media, Elliott Hundley ruptures the boundaries between collage, painting, and sculpture.

The photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson is the subject of a handsome and large retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.

Stephanie Halmos’ project “Color Studies” are large-scale Chromogenic Prints that use light and time to create scales of color.