TYLER MITCHELL WISH THIS WAS REAL 28.03 – 17.08.2025 American photographer Tyler Mitchell is driven by dreams of paradise against the backdrop of history. Since his rise to prominence in the world of fashion, Mitchell has propelled a visual narrative of beauty, style, utopia, and the landscape that expands visions of Black life. Photo Elysée presents Mitchell’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland, offering new perspectives on his longstanding themes of self-determination and the extraordinary radiance of the everyday, and showing how photography can be rooted in the past while evoking imagined futures. Exhibition Wish This Was Real explores Mitchell’s work, from his early portraits and videos that pursue dreams of…

Indifferent West Elliott Gallery September 27, 2025 | January 17, 2026 Indifferent West is a salient visual investigation into the mythology, commercialisation and environmental disruption of the Western landscape. The exhibition features a selection of Mirer’s meticulously composed, vivid photographs spanning over 30 years, capturing the strange beauty and haunting irony of a landscape defined more by fantasy than fact. Mirer’s forthcoming book of the same title, showcasing 108 photographs, launches in conjunction with the show at Elliott Gallery. ‍ Drawn from decades of road trips across the American Southwest, Mirer’s jarring images aim to both play into and subtly disrupt our collective cultural memory of the mythic American Frontier.…

I Still Dream of Lost Vocabularies Autograph October 10, 2025 |  March 21, 2026 This major group exhibition examines how photographs can be deconstructed and reassembled through the idea of collage, offering new perspectives on complex histories and contested social realities. With deep roots in activism and artistic experimentation, photomontage has a rich legacy as a powerful tool for artists engaging with experiences of political dissent and erasure. Its possibilities are amplified by the relentless evolution of photography – a medium shaped by technological advancement and the shifting politics of representation. From cut paper to generative AI, more than 90 works by 12 contemporary artists use collage as both method…

Anthology of Light Shatto Gallery August 2, 2025 – August 30, 2025 Shatto Gallery is elated to announce Anthology of Light, a solo exhibition by the internationally acclaimed photographer Sue Park. Spanning nearly three decades of work, Anthology of Light chronicles Sue Park’s continuous exploration of light and its formal and emotive effects across different genres and subject matters. The primacy of light in Park’s works underscores the artist’s central preoccupation with its ephemeral qualities and its capacity to evoke the brief moment of serenity in the pause between breaths. ‍ Anthology of Light presents a selection of works from different series in Sue Park’s long career, highlighting the diversity of…

Shaping the Land Filter Photo July 11, 2025 | August 23, 2025 Filter Photo is pleased to present Shaping the Land, a solo exhibition of work by José Ibarra Rizo. Shaping the Land is part of an ongoing series documenting the Latinx/emigrant experience in the American South. Through intimate portraits and landscapes, this body of work explores how these communities establish familiarity and stability in shifting environments, whether through work, leisure, or acts of cultivation. This exhibition considers the evolving relationship between people and place, revealing migration as not just a transition but an ongoing process of making home. Rather than offering a singular narrative, Shaping the Land invites viewers…

Clare Hewitt: Everything in the forest is the forest In 2019, artist Clare Hewitt read a government report suggesting that loneliness and isolation were increasing in rural areas of the UK. Simultaneously, she was learning that trees communicate, nurture, and thrive in sentient communities. For the past five years, Hewitt has worked at The Birmingham Institute of Forest Research(BIFoR FACE) within a circle of twelve oak trees, which are about 180 years old, and would have been acorns when photography was invented. Setting her artist studio within this circle, Hewitt has repetitively documented the forest and its seasonal changes. She has examined the way trees relate to each other. In…