Futures Photography

Futures Photography Futures is a European photography platform that wants to add long term value in presenting curated talents from all over Europe.

Futures is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union

24/07/2026

Drawing on years of conversations and surveys with artists across Europe, FUTURES identified professional practice as one of the most consistent needs for artists and cultural practitioners. In this conversation, shares why this became the starting point for The Artist’s Practice Lab masterclass.

Applications for The Artist’s Practice Lab, led by are open until 31 July.

Artistic practice is shaped by the opportunities we pursue, the relationships we build, the way we communicate our ideas...
23/07/2026

Artistic practice is shaped by the opportunities we pursue, the relationships we build, the way we communicate our ideas and the decisions we make about where our work exists and who it reaches.

In our latest conversation, Rebecca Simons reflects on sustainability, visibility and why professional practice should never be seen as separate from creative practice.

Read the full interview via the link in our bio.

Applications for The Artist’s Practice Lab, led by Rebecca Simons, are open until 31 July.

The conversation around emerging image technologies often centres on what new tools can do. Simone C. Niquille invites u...
22/07/2026

The conversation around emerging image technologies often centres on what new tools can do. Simone C. Niquille invites us to ask a different set of questions.

In our latest conversation, Simone reflects on image literacy, software as a creative material, and why artists don’t need to chase every new technology to make relevant work.

Read the full interview via the link in our bio.

Applications for New Image Lab, led by Simone C. Niquille, are open until 31 July.

REMINDER: Applications for FUTURES EDU close on 31 July.Choose from three online masterclasses to explore professional p...
20/07/2026

REMINDER: Applications for FUTURES EDU close on 31 July.

Choose from three online masterclasses to explore professional practice, emerging image technologies or experimental approaches to photobook making, alongside an international community of artists, curators and practitioners.

This is your opportunity to join the first edition of FUTURES EDU.

Learn more and apply via the link in bio.

16/07/2026

During her FUTURES residency developed her ongoing project “Recollections.”

Here, we spoke with her about the work. As Benedetta describes it, this work “brings together narratives of encounters with other species that are happening against the backdrop of a world which is undergoing major loss of life and environmental degradation.”

The FUTURES Residency Programme is supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union (.eu)

15/07/2026

In a culture shaped by screens and endless image circulation, why does the photobook still matter?

For , the answer lies in its ability to create an experience. A photobook is more than a collection of photographs. It is a space where sequencing, design and materiality become part of the work itself.

In this conversation, he reflects on the enduring relevance of the photobook and the thinking behind The Photobook Lab masterclass, led by .abenavoli

Learn more about The Photobook Lab via the link in bio.

For many photographers, the photobook begins after the project is finished. The images have been made, the editing begin...
08/07/2026

For many photographers, the photobook begins after the project is finished. The images have been made, the editing begins, and the book becomes a way of presenting the project.

Valentina Abenavoli proposes something different.

What if the book isn’t the final outcome, but the framework through which the work is conceived? What if asking “Why should this work be a book at all?” changes the way photographs are made, sequenced, and understood from the very beginning?

In our latest conversation, Valentina reflects on authorship, independent publishing, materiality, and why the photobook remains one of photography’s most powerful forms.

Read the full interview via the link in our bio.

Applications for The Photobook Lab, led by Valentina Abenavoli, are open until 31 July.

The ability to position your work, build meaningful professional relationships and navigate funding, commissions and ins...
09/06/2026

The ability to position your work, build meaningful professional relationships and navigate funding, commissions and institutional contexts plays a significant role in shaping a career.

works across education, editing and programme development, supporting artists in navigating these realities and strengthening the foundations that support long-term development.

In The Artist’s Practice Lab, Rebecca will support participants in developing the professional tools, strategies and structures that sustain artistic and curatorial work.

Applications are now open. Early bird discount ends 15 June 2026.

Learn more via the link in bio.

Many of the systems shaping images today remain invisible, yet they influence how images are produced, interpreted and c...
05/06/2026

Many of the systems shaping images today remain invisible, yet they influence how images are produced, interpreted and circulated.

Through technoflesh Studio, Simone C. Niquille explores how identity, bodies and biological matter are represented and transformed within digital systems. Her work investigates the ways technologies shape perception, standardisation and the construction of the human image.

In New Image Lab, Simone will guide participants to critically engage with the systems, tools and contexts shaping contemporary visual culture.
Applications are now open. Early bird discount ends on 15 June 2026.

Learn more via the link in bio.

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