Tom Seymour

The dissolving mirages of photographer Jack Davison

After a time-honoured road-trip across America, the young artist from Essex has quickly emerged as one of the leading portrait photographers in the UK

By Tom Seymour Last updated 23 August 22

Mike Nelson fashions a sculptural collage of Britain’s industrial age

Part salvage yard, part sculpture court, the installation artist’s commission for Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries brings alive the zenith of British industry

By Tom Seymour Last updated 22 August 22

Renzo Piano’s GES-2 is a site of wonder

The GES-2's building site in Moscow is so glorious the half-constructed structure has already got the design world talking

By Tom Seymour Last updated 18 August 22

Fukushima forever: a portrait of absence and uncertainty

Almost a decade after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, Giles Price photographs those who dare to return in a poignant new book 

By Tom Seymour Last updated 12 August 22

Office KGDVS's Tim van Laere Gallery prepares for April opening in Antwerp

By Tom Seymour Last updated 9 August 22

Deep web: Tomás Saraceno mines the symbolism of spiders at Palazzo Strozzi

In ‘Aria’, his latest intervention at Palazzo Strozzi, Tomás Saraceno explores environmentalism and urban potential through the ‘wisdom’ of spiders

By Tom Seymour Last updated 9 August 22

Japanese architecture, craft and Modernism meet in Philadelphia

A new exhibition in Philadelphia explores the relationship between Shofuso House, a piece of 17th century-style Japanese architecture located in the city's West Fairmount Park, and Modernism through the connections between architect Junzo Yoshimura, woodworker George Nakashima, designer Noémi Pernessin Raymond and architect Antonin Raymond

By Tom Seymour Last updated 7 July 22

Edgar Martins’ photobook shows prisoners fear of being forgotten – by not showing them

The twin-publication What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase reveals a new dimension to British prison HM Birmingham, its inmates and their families

By Tom Seymour Last updated 29 June 22

Jenny Holzer’s piercing beacons of truth light up Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Curated by Petra Joos in collaboration with the artist, Holzer’s largest survey to date highlights Frank Gehry’s architecture through site-responsive installations

By Tom Seymour Published 28 March 19

The darkness of photojournalist Don McCullin explored in Tate Britain retrospective

The iconic British war photographer reveals the personal toll his photographs have taken as a major survey spanning his six decade-long career opens in London

By Tom Seymour Published 5 February 19

Bruce Gilden on the art of street photography and his pursuit of good portraits

By Tom Seymour Published 18 December 18

Edward Burtynsky surveys the devastating scale of man’s footprint on the planet

By Tom Seymour Published 14 October 18