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Unseen Amsterdam is back 22-24 September
Amsterdam's photo fair for emerging photographers has an extensive exhibitions and events programme, and is now running a multi-faceted photography platform
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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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Sory Sanlé’s Burkina Faso portraits go on show in London
Capturing the people of Burkina Faso in the first decades of African independence, Sanlé's portraits are finally winning international recognition
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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
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Remembering Sue Steward – writer, curator, picture editor and much more
Sue was a well-known, respected, and liked figure in photography says Anne Braybon, photography historian and curator, and a close friend
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Alec Soth on Sleeping by the Mississippi
As Alec Soth's seminal project goes on show in London and gets a handsome republication, we revisit an interview with him on the book from back in 2004, when it first came out
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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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Tate acquires Martin Parr’s 12,000-strong photobook collection
The move makes Tate one of the leading institutions in terms of photobooks, and will make the archive publicly accessible for the first time
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Burberry hosts a star-studded, three-floor documentary show
Martin Parr, Bill Brandt, Daniel Meadows and Tony Ray-Jones star in a show co-curated by the photographer Alasdair McLellan
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Portrait of Britain returns to screens across the UK this September
Following a successful launch last year, the British Journal of Photography is pleased to announce that the Portrait of Britain will return to digital JCDecaux screens across the UK this September, bringing 100 new photographs of life across the country.
