Struth will share reflections stemming from his artistic practice and several decades dedicated to photography.

The exhibition will explore how the cultural and political transformations of the 1980s still inform the world we live in today.

This international group exhibition is dedicated to representations of the relationship between the individual, architecture, and public space.

With Bernd & Hilla Becher. History of a Method, the public can trace the evolution of a line of artistic research that redefined the canons of photography.

The exhibition Civilization captures similarities and differences in striking photographs.

The exhibition draws attention to the traditional notion of photography as an objective representation, a reliable documentation of reality or even as evidence in the investigation of crimes.

This is the first large-scale tribute to this many-sided artist.

The exhibition examines the practices of more than 50 artists from Japan and abroad including Pierre Huyghe and Thomas Struth.

Featuring a selection of approximately 250 works by more than 60 artists from the past 100 years to the present day, the exhibition explores the developments in the museum's photography collection.

The exhibition follows humanity’s visible traces around the globe from the perspective of more than 100 internationally renowned photographers.

The exhibition is an extensive study dedicated to 20th-century German photography.

The exhibition is the first major presentation to examin the Anthropocene through the lens of contemporary photography.

The second edition of this festival offers the public an artistic representation where the worlds of photography, literature, and science come together and are transformed.

This prestigious European honor recognizes Thomas Struth’s outstanding ability to convey European culture and values through photography.

The exhibition offers a variety of answers to the question of how we want to survive in the 21st century. How can we imagine the future? What can we rediscover from the...

The exhibition focuses on the forest as a home to biodiversity; a romantic utopia for mankind; an object and subject of the arts and natural science.

The Whole Palette offers a representative survey of the current holdings in the collection, with twenty-four of a total of forty works going on show to the public for the first time...

The CCA presents an exhibition of photography featuring works by Dan Graham and Thomas Struth from its collection.

The works encompass different techniques, cultures and geographies, all central to the contemporary art world.

From post-war Paris and New York, through swinging London, to the free spirits of Tehran and Beijing. Kunsthalle Praha explores the idea of bohemia.

The exhibition explores the various theatrical and stage-related forms of expression in art since the 1960s.

The exhibition uses painting, sculpture, installations, photography, videos, and performance art to enhance the dialogue between Palazzo Strozzi and contemporary art.

The Festival Images Vevey presents a previously unseen itinerary composed of four monumental photographs taken over the course of Thomas Struth’s career.

Thomas Struth and Janice Guy discuss their life and work.

A Family Story, Collection(s) Robelin alternates between monographic rooms showcasing the works of Annette Messager and more. Includes works by Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and James Welling.

Archive, Matrix, Assembly: The Photography of Thomas Struth, a comprehensive publication on the artist’s work, was published by Applied Research & Design in 2021. Presenting an evolutionary understanding of the work, the...

The Monet / Rothko exhibition offers visitors a rare and immersive experience, and an invitation to contemplation.

Invited for an artistic intervention, Thomas Struth will conclude the first day of the Congress by taking a contemporary look at his group of works 'Unconscious Places,' which he began in the...