• Announcing OpenWalls, Your Invitation to Arles

    1854 Media and British Journal of Photography are welcoming entries to our first ever OpenWalls award, responding to the theme 'Home & Away'

  • Women by Women at Newcastle’s BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

    "It’s the idea of bringing women into the picture of the whole concept of the North," says Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen of the show, which includes work by her and by Tish Murtha, Markéta Luskačová, Izabela Jedrzejczyk and Karen Robinson

  • Time Folds for Vanessa Winship at Barbican Art Gallery

    "I’m still changing," says Vanessa Winship, whose huge retrospective at London's Barbican shows both an ongoing interest in identity and time, and an ever-curious mind

  • Spain under the microscope in Ricardo Cases’ solo show

    "I want to be totally free in my work," says Ricardo Cases, whose large retrospective is opening in Madrid as part of PHotoEspaña from 13 June to 22 July

  • 12 shortlisted for 2018 Leica Oskar Barnack Award

    Samuel Gratacap and Max Pinckers are among the 12 photographers picked out for the prestigious prize, which is announced on 10 October

  • Issue #7873: Shifting Territory

    Following on from our latest talent issue, our next edition features the work of three former Ones To Watch who have followed through on their promise: Ricardo Cases, Max Pinckers and Sim Chi Yin

  • Viva Photo España!

    The 20th edition of the festival celebrates photography in all its themes and forms across Madrid, with artists such as Augustin Rebetez, Jason Fulford and the Archive of Modern Conflict

  • 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

  • Tish Murtha comes to The Photographers’ Gallery

    Underappreciated for years, Tish Murtha's searing documentary work from the 1970s and 80s is now getting a radical reappraisal - and a retrospective curated by Val Williams and Gordon MacDonald

  • Les Rencontres d’Arles 2018 programme

    Big names such as William Wegman, René Burri, Robert Frank, Raymond Depardon and Paul Graham are joined by emerging talent at the world's most prestigious photo festival in July