The Saturday Paper reviews the exhibition Revisions.

Restricted Images, a solo exhibition, November 13–16, 2025, Grand Palais, Booth C19.

Ponty City, Windows, joins the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The Unknown Masterpiece maps an unscripted shift from realism to abstraction

Restricted Images on show at IN-DEPENDANCE Gallery, Antwerp.

Standard Deviation is on at A4 Arts Foundation

Patrick Waterhouse Studio Visit, A4 Arts Foundation

#04 Patrick Waterhouse – Limitations, collaborations and workarounds

Ponte City, Interior Windows Lightbox presented at Photo London, Somerset House, London.

Interview published by PHOTO Australia.

Feature interview in Metal Magazine exploring the ideas, research, and conceptual background behind recent photographic projects.

Work featured in Foam Magazine issue 56, Elsewhere – The Other Issue, exploring global perspectives in photography.

Feature in the British Journal of Photography discussing the Interior Windows of the Ponte City project.

Book review by Musée Magazine, USA, 30 April 2019

Restricted Images on view at FOMU – Photo Museum Antwerp.

Collector Daily publishes a review of the photobook Restricted Images made with the Warlpiri of Central Australia.

Talk at Le Bal Paris, with Susan Bright and Otto Jungarrayi Sims, 7 March 2019

Interview by Rica Cerbarano for Vogue, Italia, 28 February 2019

Photography and Resistance Research Symposium, University of Brighton, UK, 30 January 2019

Interview with Tom Seymour, British Journal of Photography, 7 March 2019

Launch of Restricted Images, published by Self Publish Be Happy, MoMa PS1, NYC, USA, 22 September 2018

Launch Restricted Images: Made with the Warlpiri of Central Australia. Q&A with Patrick Waterhouse and Otto Jungarrayi Sims.

Patrick Waterhouse and Otto Jungarrayi Sims at Desart Artspace, Alice Springs, 9 September 2018

Ponte City at Basel Unlimited, 14 June – 17 June 2018

Middle Bound: Exploring the Social Fabric at the Heart of England, QUAD Gallery, Derby, UK, 17 February – 11 March 2018

Making Africa – A Continent of Contemporary Design, Albuquerque Museum, New Mexico, USA, 3 February – 6 May 2018

Ponte showing in Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design, CCCB, Spain 23 March – 28 August 2016

MAKING AFRICA – A CONTINENT OF CONTEMPORARY DESIGN is on from October 30, 2015 – February 21, 2016

The exhibition AFRICA: Architecture, culture and identity runs until 26 October and provides a survey of recent developments in design and architecture on the continent. This summer’s major exhibition at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Copenhagen, Denmark, pinpoints a number of judiciously selected examples from a cultural here and now, and sheds light on the diversity and complexity of sub-Sahara Africa.

Patrick Waterhouse and Mikhael Subotzky have been awarded the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2015

The Photographers Gallery, Interview, Ponte City, Patrick Waterhouse & Mikhael Subotzky – Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2015

11.00 Book Launch and Ponte City Photo studio at Ponte City, 1 Lily Avenue, Berea Johannesburg

Ponte City at FOMU, Antwerpen, Belgium

Thirty-two teams. One golden trophy. This summer.

Ponte City exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

COLORS Finalists in Best Magazine

COLORS 86 – Making the News wins a Bronze Cube in Editorial Design at the ADC 93rd Annual Awards. 

On making the Moving House issue.

In the past quarter century, the world’s migration rate has doubled. Today, 232 million migrants live abroad and 90 million more are currently packing their bags.

COLORS 88 – Protest reviewed by Steve Watson of Stack

If you happen to be in Turin, stop by the show: the last day to visit is Sunday, February 9th, 2014, 9.30 to 19.30

Ponte City is on at Le Bal, Paris from January 23 to April 20, 2014

Over the past three years, people in more than 80 countries across the world have taken to the streets to protest against their governments. But only in six of the above countries did governments finally fall.

Looking at Art at Amsterdam’s ‘Unseen Photo Fair’

Magculture, featuring an interview with Patrick Waterhouse.

Colors 86 – Making the News review by Jeremy Leslie, MagCulture

On April 24th in Perugia, COLORS will launch the new issue with a lecture by COLORS editor-in-chief Patrick Waterhouse. He’ll be discussing the making of the magazine, “slow journalism” and our favorite insider stories about the contemporary news industry. And until April 28th, you can stop by the festival to get an early copy of #86 – Making the News, and to play with COLORS interactive installation: the News Machine.

COLORS 85 – Going to Market wins a Bronze Cube in Editorial Design at the International Art Directors Club 92nd Annual Awards.

Find your way through weights and scales, coins, customers, products and merchants, in pursuit of the invisible thread that links Wall Street to Main Street in one chaotic global market.

What kind of object can a magazine become?
(Workshop led by Patrick Waterhouse and Cosimo Bizzarri)

Patrick Waterhouse in an workshop he gave to kids who live in the streets of São Paulo. The kids became authors of a survival guide for outsiders in which they showed the reality of living on the streets.(directed by Fernanda Fernandes.)

Ponte City shows at the Unexpected Guest at Liverpool Biennial 2012

‘Its Nice That’ reviews COLORS 84 – Apocalypse

When mankind throws itself into the abyss, you need to be ready to climb back out.

At Tedx Shanghai, discussing Colors Magazine as well as the Survival Guides concept and series.

Exhibition at the Design Museum London.

It comes in many forms. So what makes you happy?

“Transport: Homemade Vehicles From Around the World” exhibition marks the Shanghai debut of COLORS magazine. Organised to commemorate the magazine’s newest issue COLORS 81 ‘Transport’

Patrick Waterhouse and Mikhael Subotzky win the Discovery Award at Rencontres d’Arles 2011 for their project Ponte City.

Strange vehicles and extraordinary stories are proof of the power of human ingenuity to solve problems.

Exhibition opening – Appropriated Landscapes (The Walther Collection, Neu-Ulm, Germany

A short documentary about the making of a new edition of the classic book, Dante’s Inferno

In Context presents a diverse group of international and South African artists who share a rigorous commitment to the dynamics and tensions of place, in reference to the African continent and its varied and complex iterations, and to South Africa in particular.