Discover the art of photography in context

• Miroslav Tichý (1926-2011)

Women in Kyjov, seen through blurred, uneven exposures produced with improvised cameras and extended by pencil additions and handmade mounts.

• Cammie Toloui (1968)

Feminist interrogation of male sexuality, emotional exposure, and transactional intimacy within the confined space of the peep-show booth.

• Edmund Clark (1963)

State control in domestic spaces through detention without trial under UK anti-terrorism laws and its impact on civil liberties and everyday life.

• Atta Kim (1956)

Human existence in transparent boxes within public and natural spaces as a record of how society observes, categorizes, and remembers people.

• Tadao Cern (1983)

Beach sunbathers through overhead views and personal items, with relevance to public behavior and everyday privacy.

• Hayahisa Tomiyasu (1982)

Everyday behavior around a public ping-pong table, presented through sustained observation from a residential window in Leipzig over five years.