• Luke Willis Thompson wins the Deutsche Börse

    The New Zealand artist scoops the prestigious award with a filmic portrait of Diamond Reynolds - an American woman whose partner was shot dead by a police officer at a traffic-stop

  • “Be realistic, demand the impossible!” May ’68 in photos

    Fifty years ago this month, student protests in Paris morphed into huge demonstrations across the country, in scenes recorded in iconic images by Gilles Caron, Bruno Barbey, and Claude Dityvon

  • Alexander Montague-Sparey announced as Fotografiska London’s curator

    A new book and new curator Alexander Montague-Sparey announced as Swedish institution Fotografiska gets ready to open its London - and New York - outposts

  • Magnum Photos’ HOME: Olivia Arthur

    For Olivia Arthur home has always been about the people; invited to join Magnum's group project, she shot family life before - and during - the birth of her second daughter

  • John Myers’ portraits

    John Myers' work has been rediscovered after years of obscurity; his portraits - some of which he'd never previously printed - have been published as a book, and he'll be signing copies of it at Photo London

  • Antony Cairns on electronic ink and contemporary cities

    "It’s all about marrying the right process with the right image," says the photographer, whose innovative 45 E.I Screens is now show in the Tate Modern's Shape of Light exhibition

  • V&A’s new photo centre opens on 12 October

    Featuring a history of photography drawn from the RPS collection, a commission by Thomas Ruff, and newly-acquired images by Linda McCartney, the centre is "a dramatic reimagining of photography at the V&A” claims the museum's director Tristram Hunt

  • Everyday beauty with Nigel Shafran

    First making his name with shots of teenage shoppers published in i-D magazine, Nigel Shafran has carved out a career with singular shots of the otherwise unremarkable. As Nigel Shafran Work Books 1984 – 2018 goes on show in London, we revisit an interview first published in the October 2015 BJP

  • Issue #7872: Ones To Watch

    From science fiction to camp iconography, our annual Ones To Watch issue highlights some of the brightest emerging photographers and their projects.

  • PhotoEast festival puts Suffolk on the map for photography

    PhotoEast, East Anglia’s biennial photography festival, returns for the second time to Ipswich between 24 May—24 June 2018, with highlights including Mark Power, Sian Davey, Julian Germain, and Matt Eich