The Don’t Stop Now: Fashion Photography Next exhibition, organised by Foam in collaboration with guest curator Magdalene Keaney, starts out from the fact that fashion photographers are first and foremost photographers. The exhibition provides a platform for a new generation of image-makers who work with fashion and draws upon developments from the past five years.

Foam Amsterdam presents four exibitions. The Enclave is an installation of six screens which represent the conflict situation in Congo, shot with infrared film that was designed for camouflage detection resulting in psychedelic magenta-coloured sites of the jungle warzone. Adding, Adding, Adding is by Swiss illusionists Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs. The Citadel presents revealing photographs by Iranian Kaveh Golestan. And Ola Lanko's All Year Round is a 365-image restrospective of a year.

Photographer Cristina De Middel (1975, Spain) chose as the starting point for her project The Afronauts a little-known episode from Zambia’s history.

With his publication Handbook to the Stars (2012) as starting point for the eponymous Foam 3h exhibition, the Hungarian artist Peter Puklus (1980) attempts to portray his own universe and to provide insight into how his photographic works relate to each other: like galaxies in relative proximity to one another that are bound together by their own gravitational force.

The images function alongside each another and through one another, have no sequence or chronology, but exist individually even as they form interconnections and follow their own patterns.