Andy Warhol, renowned for his celebrity portraits, signature Campbell's soup cans, and bold Brillo boxes, didn't merely depict the 20th-century zeitgeist — he became one of the defining figures. By fusing commercial elements with the avant-garde, he pioneered a movement that blurred the lines between high art and popular culture. Today, in contemporary art, Warhol remains a towering figure, synonymous with the Pop art movement.
In our newest Zine, GOALGETTER: The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, IMAGO delves into the different facets of women’s football and further explores the ever-growing fan base and rising support fueled by a united passion for the global game.
IMAGO's photographers take us on a worldwide tour to see the beauty of the planet through their lenses, just in time for Earth Day.
Street art in Ukraine is shattering the image that it is solely a nation under siege, sending messages of hope and resilience through its multidisciplinary artists.
With one week left until the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, we are looking at some highlights from the past.
A journey through Berlin, the birthplace of IMAGO, through the lens of our partner photographers from the city.
With Vladimir Putin claiming territories as part of Russia “forever,” Ukrainian troops have liberated key regions over the last month. See IMAGO’s coverage from Kharkiv.
The wall fell and everything changed – IMAGO’s archives reveal a 1990’s Berlin culture that was loud, colorful and maybe even absurd.
Cold War Berlin was nothing short of brutal. Yet, Berliners still managed to find silver linings wherever they could. IMAGO’s archives from 1970’s Berlin reveal our city’s resilience in the face of turmoil.
As urban environments across the world evolve to meet new needs and new population numbers, discover the dichotomies within architecture, landscapes, cultures and more through the lens of some of our creative photography.
