New Monograph out

The exhibition ‘MELTDOWN: Visualizing Climate Change’ by Project Pressure,is opening November 23 at Horniman Museum and Gardens in London. MELTDOWN: Visualizing Climate Change by Project Pressure emphasizes the importance of glaciers in a scientific, illustrative and dramatic way. The show features work from every relevant continent, leading the viewer on a journey in three chapters - The…

Published by Thames and Hudson
ISBN 0500480524

Paris Photo @ the Grand Palais with V1 Gallery, booth C38

Babel Tales at Street. Life. Photography at KUNST HAUS WIEN 11.09.19-16.02.20 The city is one of the most dazzling subjects in the history of photography: KUNST HAUS WIEN presents with the exhibiton Street. Life. Photography Icons of Street Photography from seven decades. From Merry Alpern, Diane Arbus, Robert Frank to Lee Friedlander or Martin Parr - with…

The Natural History Museum Vienna is premiering MELTDOWN

Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival Panel Discussion

42nd and Vanderbilt part of Public installation at CONTACT 2019 in Toronto

THE DIRECTOR EINAR HANSEN AND WIFE VERA HANSENS ART, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE PRICE

Paris Photo @ the Grand Palais with V1 Gallery, booth C38

Daguerreotype to Digital,
V&A Photographic Centre, 12 October – September 2020

UNSEEN Amsterdam returns for its seventh edition at Westergasfabriek.

A Field Guide to NYC’s Working Stiffs

Photography to end all Photography, curated Anna Krogh and Jesper Rasmussen

42nd and Vanderbilt reviewed in Conscientious Photo Magazine News 42nd and Vanderbilt (and everywhere) It’s a strange world, isn’t it? On the one hand, we’re fine with being filmed by surveillance cameras all the time, whether by governments or private corporations. On the other hand, we’re usually absolutely not fine with a private individual taking…

Street Life Photography Book Books Haus der Photographie, Deichtorhallen, Hamburg  Street. Life. Photography Fleetingly flashed, meticulously observed, packed with intoxicating energy, shock frozen, voyeuristically charged, dramatically overstated, romantically wild, tragic, comical, broodingly absent, and strangely horrific – the street, that »urban space« experienced directly and mundanely as an urban living environment, is by far one…

BIG ART transforms the 1,000m2 south wing of Kunsthal Charlottenborg

[Space] Street. Life. Photography. Seven Decades of Street Photography at the House of Photography

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Solo show at Eighteen Gallery

Daguerreotype to Digital,
V&A Photographic Centre, 12 October – September 2020

42nd and Vanderbilt reviewed in Bomb Magazine News Peter Funch’s 42nd and Vanderbilt by Gideon Jacobs Part of the Editor's Choice series. 2012.07.10 | 09:21:20 and 2012.06.27 | 09:16:42, from 42nd and Vanderbilt, 2017. Courtesy of TBW Books. Copyright Peter Funch. (TBW Books, 2017) Every morning, the population of Manhattan doubles. Every evening, it halves. Over…

Katsu Naito and Peter Funch Book Signing

Paris Photo @ the Grand Palais with V1 Gallery, booth C38

New Monograph out

Published by TBW Books
ISBN 978-1-942953-31-9

Collaboration by Sabrina Tamar Today is an age in which the ephemerality of time is concrete enough to be subject to manipulation. An age of the instantaneous—saturated with interconnectivity, the sensation prevails that we are looking from above, the scope of our surveillance nearly total. Through constant documentation, the present has nearly removed the lapse…

New Monograph out

The Imperfect Atlas featured in Osmos Magazine News by Sabrina Tamar   The passage of time is as inherent to the art of photography as the camera itself--whether to resist its fleeting nature or to canonize its ephemerality. Funch’s oeuvre has a penchant for deconstructing, distorting, and re-imagining time through photographic techniques. In an age…

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A Field Guide to NYC’s Working Stiffs

The Imperfect Atlas in New Yorker . News

Études Books N°10
ISBN 978-2-36962-004-4

Editorial Styling Catherine Newell-Hanson  

Peter Funch interview in juxtapoz News

Peter Funch interview in It's nice that News A conversation with Peter Funch by Andreas Till & Eugen Litwinow This interview is all about your series “Babel Tales”, where you concentrate on New York. How does your research look like? Do you choose the location because of the background, the architecture or the type of…

Peter Funch featured in Art World News