Art and documentary photography
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Art and Documentary Photography Features
Deutsche Boerse Photography Prize
Drusilla Beyfus discusses the stark and atmospheric pictures of the Maze prison by Belfast-born Donovan Wylie.
Anderson & Low: Circus
Performers bare their bodies and souls in a riveting new photography exhibition at The Lowry in Manchester.
Common Goals
A groundbreaking initiative that brings photographers and NGOs together to campaign for change.
We have three Taschen diaries to give away
Win a hardcover, cloth-bound diary featuring Josef Heinrich Darchinger's photographs of post-war Germany.
Fernand Fonssagrives
London's Michael Hoppen Gallery asks us to re-examine the oeuvre of forgotten Parisian fashion photographer, Fernand Fonssagrives.
Elinor Carucci: Closer
Susan Kismaric, MOMA curator and author, is enchanted by Carucci's grasp of poignant vulnerability.
Photographer Q&A
News and Events
Photo sites of the week
Every week we scour the Internet for interesting, inspiring or amusing sites and stories related to photography.
Photography Videos
The streets of Harlem
On the anniversary of Obama's inauguration, Carmel King shares her election story.
Cabinet of Curiosities
Photo LA: Vintage Masterworks
Atget, Fenton, Kertesz, Cartier-Bresson, Sudek and Lartigue are just some of the artists represented.
Fresh Prints
more photography news
Our pick for London Art Fair: The Atomic Bomb
An outstanding collection of vintage photographs documents the evolution and impact of the Atomic Bomb.
In Conversation: Tod Papageorge
Tod Papageorge on American Sports 1970, Garry Winogrand’s juxtapositions and Susan Sontag’s misplaced expectations.
In Case it Rains in Heaven
According to traditional Chinese belief, when a person dies their descendants are responsible for providing for them in the afterlife until their reincarnation.
Shanty town dandies of Bacongo
In the sprawling Congo suburb of Bacongo, the gentlemen of the Society for the Advancement of People of Elegance – the Sape, or 'Sapeurs’ – cut quite a dash amid their poverty-stricken surroundings.
Martin d'Orgeval: Touched by Fire
Photographer Martin d'Orgeval has documented a fire-damaged entomology and taxidermy store in Paris.
Weegee after dark
America's most famous crime photographer loved gritty realism. Shame he often had to fake it, says Lucy Davies
Robert Frank’s ‘The Americans’
Lucy Davies pays tribute to the brilliance of the photographer Robert Frank
Around Borders
Karen Mirzoyan’s interpretation of the chaos and confusion circling the Turkey-Armenia border.
The Coordination des Sans Papiers 75
Lee Hoagland photographs the thousands of men and women striving to gain acceptance in France.
Out of Control
Dean Sewell's photographs show the surreal, epic desolation caused by the Australian bushfires.
The People of India
The People of India is one of the most important 19th century attempts to harness photography to an ethnographic project.
Irving Penn: control disguised as elegance
The lustrous, tonally rich images that tumbled from Irving Penn’s camera defined portrait and fashion photography for several generations.
Nick Ballon: Chacaltaya Mountain, Bolivia
Nick Ballon's series of photographs tell the story of Bolivia's once-fashionable ski-resort, Chacaltaya.
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