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Hello! I’m Keerthana Kunnath (@kee_kunnath), and I’ll be taking over Foam’s Instagram. Over the next few posts I’ll be sharing some of my work, the people I’ve spent time with, and a few things I’ve noticed along the way.
There’s a familiar image of children sitting on their father’s shoulders, being carried around. I’ve spent a lot of time with Kavitha and her family, and what I’ve always noticed is how her daughter looks at her. There’s so much love, but also a real admiration for her mother.
Over the past few years, Kavitha has changed her life in many ways. She’s started earning, bought herself a scooter and cut her hair really short. At one point, her daughter even wanted to cut her own hair short so she could look like her mother.
While working on a commission for @Tilfi, I thought it would be fun to play with this familiar image, but with Kavitha in the place we’re so used to seeing a father. A daughter looking up at her mother, quite literally, and perhaps in more ways than one.
08 Nov 2026
Hello! I’m Keerthana Kunnath (@kee_kunnath), and I’ll be taking over Foam’s Instagram. Over the next few posts I’ll be sharing some of my work, the people I’ve spent time with, and a few things I’ve noticed along the way.
Apart from the more stylised portraits of the bodybuilders and the moments in their private lives, I also followed them through their competitions and prep. The atmosphere is tense, and the spaces are often makeshift, crowded and dominated by big, bulky male bodybuilders. There’s something quite chaotic about it all. And then, amidst all of this, you see these girls getting ready together, putting on their fake nails, blingy bikinis and jewellery, excited and nervous, some of them competing for the first time. The bronzer makes their muscles look even more chiselled under the lights. Sometimes their families are there too, trying to understand this world they’ve stepped into and cheering them on.
I found these spaces particularly interesting to observe, especially the gender dynamics playing out. There’s a real sense of joy and confidence in the women, but also who made them uncomfortable. It gives you a very different picture of what it means for women to take up space in a sport such as bodybuilding.
The exhibition Not What You Saw is on view at Foam until 27 November 2026.
07 Nov 2026
We are excited to reveal the shortlist for the 20th edition of the Foam Paul Huf Award!
Bringing together distinctive perspectives and artistic visions that move between documentation, interpretation, and experimentation, this year's shortlist addresses questions of place, memory, and identity in conversation with larger political and social realities.
As jury chair, Aïda Muluneh (@aidamuluneh ) shares in the jury’s reflections:
Rather than following established visual rules, several photographers were breaking away from them, constructing their own language and refusing to be confined by the aesthetics we have come to associate with the representation of conflict, identity, and social realities.
The winner is selected by an independent international jury of experts and will be announced on Thursday, 12 November, during Paris Photo and on our socials. Stay tuned!
Shortlisted artists:
Xiaoxiao Xu @xiaoxiao_xu_ nominated by Zippora Elders (@zipporaeld )
Sabelo Mlangeni @mlangenisabelo nominated by Kalpesh Lathigra (@kalpeshlathigra )
Shayan Sajadian @shayansjd nominated by Amin Yousefi (@aminyosefi )
Inuuteq Storch @ nominated by Nadine Isabelle Henrich (@isabellenadine )
Salih Basheer @_salihbasheer nominated by Andrea Holzherr
Jury
@aidamuluneh @valenzuela_escobedo @ahmadaswaid @drewmsawyer @momookabe
Nominators
Abdelrahiem Shadad, Amin Yousefi, Andréa Holzherr, Demet Yıldız Dinçer, Elias Redstone, Emese Mucsi, Ibi Ibrahim, Kalpesh Lathigra, Lassana Igo Diarra, Lise Li, Luis Juárez, Malcolm Dickson, Meaghan Looram, Michael Mack, Mika Kobayashi, Nadine Isabel Henrich, Nkule Mabaso, Noelle Théard, Paula Kupfer, Raquel Villarperez, Renée Mussai, Sarkar Protick, Sohee Kim and Zippora Elders.
Image credits in order of the post:
1. Spider, Snake, Turtle and Dragon 01 Mother Snake and Her Young, 2026 © Xiaoxiao Xu
2. No Nepa evening with Nonso, Thom, Mike, Daniel and Ruby, 2019 © Sabelo Mlangeni
3. States of being, Untitled, 2023 © Shayan Sajadian
4. Keepers of the Ocean, 2022 © Inuuteq Storch
5. Blue, Children of January 5, 2022 © Salih Basheer
06 Nov 2026
We’re excited to introduce The 100×100 Collection at Foam Editions.
A carefully curated selection of photo prints by photographers with a distinctive artistic voice and established appeal. Each print is produced in an edition of 100 and offered at €100.
We’re launching the collection with a work from the series Not What You Saw by Indian photographer and visual artist Keerthana Kunnath.
In this compelling series, Kunnath portrays female bodybuilders in Kerala, South India. Through striking imagery combining physical strength and softness, she challenges conventional perceptions of femininity, beauty and identity, while opening up conversations around gender, sexuality and mental health.
Discover exceptional photography and start your own collection.
Available at Foam Editions, both in-store and online.
Edition of 100 | €100
Untitled, from the series Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath (@kee_kunnath)
05 Nov 2026
Meet the jury of the Foam Paul Huf Award 2026
The jury brings together five international experts from photography, curating, publishing and research to select the 20th winner of the Foam Paul Huf Award, to be announced on 12 November during Paris Photo.
This year’s jury consists of Aïda Muluneh (jury chair, photographer and founder of Addis Foto Fest), Ahmad Swaid (Editor-in-Chief of Dazed MENA), Drew Sawyer (Curator of Photography at the Whitney Museum of American Art), Momo Okabe (photographer and winner of the Foam Paul Huf Award 2015), and Sergio Valenzuela-Escobedo (artist, researcher and curator)
Together, they select the 20th winner of the Foam Paul Huf Award, an annual prize recognising outstanding mid-career photographers. The winner will receive €20,000, a feature in the Foam Magazine, and a solo exhibition at Foam in 2027.
Click on the link in bio to discover the jury and learn more about the award!
03 Nov 2026
We are thrilled to announce an upcoming photography exhibition by the award-winning filmmaker and artist Yorgos Lanthimos (@_yorgos_lanthimos_ ).
Renowned as one of the most distinctive auteurs in contemporary cinema for his films including Bugonia, Kinds of Kindness, Poor Things, The Favourite and The Lobster, this show presents another dimension of his artistic practice bringing together four bodies of photographic work created over the past six years, including a new series made in his native Greece.
Curated by Michael Mack, Yorgos Lanthimos: Photographs will be on view at Foam from 12 February to 6 June 2027.
Click on the link in Foam's bio for more information!
Image credits in order of post:
1. Yorgos Lanthimos, Untitled 100i, 2021. Courtesy of Yorgos Lanthimos.
2. Untitled. Courtesy of Yorgos Lanthimos.
3. Untitled 77, 2021. Courtesy of Yorgos Lanthimos.
4. Untitled. Courtesy of Yorgos Lanthimos.
5. Untitled 208, 2021. Courtesy of Yorgos Lanthimos.
30 Oct 2026
Studio Visit offers a look at the artistic practices, workspaces, and latest projects of contemporary photographers. For this collaboration with @MPBcom Foam curators take a closer look at the practices of five 2026 Foam Talents. This time, Mirjam Kooiman dives into conversation with Ramona Jingru Wang (@ramonadai)
Ramona Jingru Wang is a lens-based artist based on the internet and New York. Her work explores how images intervene with our reality and create connections among people and space, investigating how we care for each other through photographs.
Read the full conversation between curator Mirjiam Kooiman and Ramona Jingru Wang on Foam Magazine Online via the link in bio.
Images 1,3 and 7: Portrait © Kana Motojima (@kanamotojima)
Images 2,4,5 and 6: From the series My friends are cyborgs, but that's okay ©️ Ramona Jingru Wang (@ramonadai)
29 Oct 2026
When Romaisa Baddar began reposting images she had come across of daily life in the SWANA (Southwest Asia and North Africa) region on an Instagram account called @middleastarchive, she never had a sense that the project would develop into a globally recognised publishing and curatorial platform.
Since 2020, Middle East Archive has released nine books and a limited-edition zine, and staged spotlight displays in Cairo, Abu Dhabi, London, Los Angeles, New York and Paris.
This autumn Middle East Archive and Foam collaborated on two exhibitions in the public space of Amsterdam-West. In 2027 the collaboration will continue with Middle East Archive’s first museum exhibition, opening at Foam in summer 2027.
Read the whole article written by Lillian Wilkie (@lillianwilkie) on Foam Magazine Online via the link in bio.
Image credits in order of post:
1. Zakho Iraq 1991 © Ed Kashi (@edkashi) VII Redux
2. Amizmiz, Morocco 2025 © Romaisa Baddar (@romaisabs)
3. Chekka, Lebanon 2008 © Rania Matar (@raniamatar)
4. شوية وراجعة، 2026 © Yomna El Beyaly (@yooomnaaaaa)
5. شوية وراجعة، 2026 © Yomna El Beyaly (@yooomnaaaaa)
6. © Yasser Alawan
28 Oct 2026
Looking for a new artwork for your home?
Our gallery has a curated selection of photo prints for sale, from iconic images by world-famous photographers to fresh pieces by new talent.
Check our webshop via the link in bio for more information.
Image credits in order of post:
1. Boy and Horse, 2025 © Hailun Ma (@hailunma)
2. Untitled, 2020 © Delali Ayivi (@delaliayivi)
3. Umm al-Bandoura © Sakir Khader (@sakirkhader)
26 Oct 2026
What does strength look like?
In Not What You Saw, the London-based artist Keerthana Kunnath (@kee_kunnath) documents female bodybuilders in Kerela, Southern India.
Her photographs exude both strength and softness, inviting us to question preconceptions of what femininity should look like and how much space women should take up.
Determined to build visibility and respect for these women, she documents not only their flexed muscles, but also their friends and families, their homes before and after the shoots, and competitions.
Not What You Saw is on view at Foam until 20 November 2026.
Get your tickets via the link in bio!
25 Oct 2026
Paola Jiménez Quispe (@paojq) is a Peruvian photographer and archivist. In 2022, she published the photobook titled Reglas para pelear (Rules for Fighting) in which she explores the lasting impact of the murder of her father.
In this interview, Paola sits down with writer and curator Diego Chocano (@diego_c_dr) to talk about the project, her interdisciplinary practice and her plans for the future.
Dive into the full conversation on Foam Magazine Online via the link in bio.
All images from the series Reglas para pelear (Rules for Fighting, 2022) © Paola Jiménez Quispe (@paojq)
23 Oct 2026
A glimpse behind the scenes with @myriamboulos as she prepares for her first solo museum exhibition at Amsterdam’s @foam_amsterdam on 23 October!
The Lebanese photographer’s exhibition brings together intimate images and personal reflections exploring fantasy and desire, revealing that what is deeply personal is inseparable from the political. Through a collective diary of hidden desires and tenderness, Boulos makes space for the things we’re so often taught to keep to ourselves or feel ashamed of.
On view at Foam until 20 January 2027.
21 Oct 2026
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