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#BJP 7865: Journeys
Environmental expeditions, religious pilgrimage, market meetings, Brexit Britain - no two journeys are the same in the latest issue of BJP
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Walker Evans’ love of the vernacular at SFMOMA’s enormous retrospective
He's a giant of 20th century photography but, says curator Clément Chéroux, Walker Evans had a lifelong passion for the humble everyday
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Sanne de Wilde, Arko Datto and Leonard Pongo join NOOR
Three emerging image-makers with an edgy take on documentary photography join the prestigious agency as nominees
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Colin Pantall shakes up “the mythology of the family”
Picturing his daughter Isabel as she grows from a child to a woman, Colin Pantall gives an alternative take on family life
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From the BJP Archive: Thomas Ruff
As Thomas Ruff's first major retrospective in London opens at the Whitechapel Gallery, BJP revisits an interview with the artist from its April 2012 issue
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Helping refugees starts in London with Giles Duley’s interactive exhibition
Hosted at The Old Truman Brewery, Giles Duley's exhibition, I Can Only Tell You What I See, featuring images from his photobook of the same name, promises collaborative conversations to bring people together on the issue of refugees.
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Tate Britain appoints Kate Bush to the new post of Adjunct Curator of Photography
The curator starts in October, "researching and building the collection of British photography and curating exhibitions and displays"
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On the road: The life of a travel photographer
From the Atlas mountains to the depths of an island jungle, Ben Roberts shares the realities of traversing the globe for a living.
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Martin Parr’s Foundation opens to the public
Martin Parr has found a permanent home for the foundation he set up in 2014, giving visitors access to his archive and to his formidable collection. Gemma Padley interviewed him for BJP
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Çağdaş Erdoğan arrested in Istanbul
The Turkish photographer is thought to have been arrested in the Kadikoy district of the city
