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Photo Vogue Festival: embracing diversity and the many shades of masculinity
“Fashion can rapidly change a person’s gaze, more than politics. It reaches more people, it's sexier,” says Alessia Glaviano, as the Photo Vogue Festival prepares to return to Milan from 15-18 November
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Diane Arbus comes to London
Featuring more than 100 photographs, many of which have never been displayed in Europe before, Diane Arbus: In the Beginning comes to London's Hayward Gallery from 13 February - 06 May
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Lu Nan’s insights into China – and life
In Trilogy, his first book published in English, Lu Nan connects with "something fundamentally and enduringly human" via images of rural Tibetans, Chinese Catholics, and psychiatric patients
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V&A’s new Photography Centre now open
London's prestigious museum releases new images of the centre, which more than doubles its existing space and which has plans for a further extension opening in 2022
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Mass action across the UK supports jailed photographer Shahidul Alam
The respected Bangladeshi photographer was arrested on 05 August in Dhaka and is still in prison; now universities, galleries, and museums across the UK are displaying images by him to draw attention to his plight and the struggle to free him
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Ezra Acayan wins the 2018 Ian Parry Scholarship
The photojournalist won with hard-hitting images of the fall-out from President Rodrigo Duterte's War on Drugs, in which an estimated 20,000 people have died
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Eugene Richards: The Run-on of Time
Eugene Richard’s first New York retrospective chronicles 50 years of the respected photographer’s work, covering the crumbling effects of poverty, racism, drug addiction, and death in rural America
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How We See: Photobooks by Women
10x10 Photobooks' latest project presents 100 historically significant photobooks by women, as selected by female photography experts
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Contemporary Chinese photography stars at Jimei × Arles
The Jimei × Arles International Photo Festival returns to China from 23 November - 02 January, featuring cutting-edge Chinese image-markers alongside exhibitions from Les Rencontres d'Arles and Korea
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Female MPs by female photographers – the 209 Women project
"There is no one way to be a woman artist, to be a woman politician, to be a woman," says Alison McGovern - MP for Wirral South and one of those involved in an all-female portrait takeover of Parliament
