To coincide with Ursula Schulz-Dornburg first major retrospective in France at the Maison european de la Photographie in December 2019, we invited her to share her works on our Instagram takeover. With a career spanning more than five decades, Schulz-Dornburg’s work explores the complex relationship between the built environment and the landscape.

Anouk Kruithof’s work has been included in group exhibitions at renowned institutions such as FOAM, the Nederlands Fotomuseum in Rotterdam, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Museum of Modern Art in New York and this week, she will take over our platform to share her work.

Ghent-based photographer Sybren Vanoverberghe discusses his series Conference of the Birds. His work functions as an analysis of the correlation between place and time and is part of #5 Architecture.

British Litter Bins 1950-66
Text by Ian Leith

Mauro Restiffe – Architecture as Document
Text by Raquel Villar-Pérez

Dead ends
Text by Claudia Lynch

John Divola – Vandalism
Text by Mark Rawlinson

Andrea Gruetzner’s abstract architectural series Hive are shown here as part of #5 Architecture. Gruetzner shares her process, inspirations and what’s next.

Richard Kolker’s new series Cundy Street Flats details the buildings around Ebury Square and Cundy street, which were destroyed during the bombing raids of the Second World War. Kolker’s work is included as part of #5 Architecture.

Natasha Caruana’s Timely Tale, a Photoworks and HOUSE Biennial co-commission, goes on show in London.

London based British-Nigerian artist Karl Ohiri takes over our Instagram account for a week to share his practice.

Photoworks would like to appoint a writer in residence to contribute to 2020s five editions of Photography+.

 Our next Instagram takeover comes from Chris Rhodes, a fine art photographer from Macclesfield, England.

We welcome photographer Antony Cairns to our Instagram takeover this week, sharing his work and process on our platform.

Following the theme of our In Focus programme, we welcome Becky Warnock to our takeover sharing her insight into the process of working to help make the commission happen.

Photoworks and Project Art Works have commissioned Anna Farley for In Focus, to make a new work for an upcoming solo exhibition.

Photoworks and Project Artworks have commissioned a programme of action research and photography activities for neurodiverse adults and young people as part of the In Focus programme.

Photoworks and Project Artworks have commissioned Anna Farley for In Focus, to make a new work for an upcoming solo exhibition and a week after the opening, Anna takes over our Instagram account.

In Focus is a programme run by Photoworks and includes photography clubs, a public commission, and public events designed for neurodiverse communities.

Rhiannon Adam was born in Co. Cork, Ireland in the 80s. She studied Art and Design at Central Saint Martins before embracing Nabokov, banned books and nonsense poetry while studying English at the University of Cambridge. Adams is our next Instagram takeover on our account.

Photoworks are looking to commission a photographer or lens-based artist at any stage in their career to create a digital seasonal greeting card, to be sent out to mark the beginning of 2020, the organisation’s 25th anniversary year.

Ilona Szwarc’s series Unsex Me Here focuses on staged transformations based on personal experiences, shared here as part of Photography+ #4 Staged.

As part of Photography+ #4 Staged, we spoke to Hoda Afshar about her practice and the ways she merges conceptual, staged and documentary photography. Showing here her series Remain, made in collaboration with refugees held in a remote offshore detention centre.

For #4 Staged, we spoke to LIVE WILD, a fictional collective founded by artist Camille Lévêque consisting of seven imagined female artists. Here she explains her relationship to her work and her aliases.

Giovanna Petrocchi is an italian photographer based in London. She graduated from the London College of Communication with a BA in Photography in 2015 and she recently completed her MA in Visual Arts at Camberwell College of Arts, London.

For our Photography+ #4 Staged, we look back into our archives to the first issue of Photoworks Annual and Val Williams reviewing Philip-Lorca diCorcia’s exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery in 2003.

Barbara Probst, Exposures, 2000–present
Text by Shoair Mavlian

Mårten Lange (born 1984, Gothenburg, Sweden) is an artist working on a wide range of topics, among them, nature, technology and the urban environment.