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Q&A: Climate change in Iran by fast-emerging photographer Hashem Shakeri
Once famed for its agriculture, Sistan has suffered from drought, famine, and depopulation for years; BJP catches up with young Iranian photographer Hashem Shakeri on his images of the crisis, and on the Iranian photography scene
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Her Take: (Re)thinking Masculinity
A group exhibition by the female members of VII Photo Agency at Photoville hopes to encourage conversations about contemporary masculinity
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Max Pinckers wins the 2018 Leica Oskar Barnack Award
The Belgian photographer was awarded the prize for Red Ink, a series on North Korea that emphasised the highly artificial scenes he was presented with there at the height of the propaganda war with the US
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Shahidul Alam denied bail in Bangladesh
The well-respected photographer, gallery director, and educator has been held in jail since 05 August, after sharing videos on social media and giving an interview with Al-Jazeera critical of the Bangladeshi government's crackdown on protests
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Dr Yasufumi Nakamori is Tate Modern’s new photography curator
Previously heading up the photography departments at Minneapolis Institute of Art and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Nakamori fills the gap left by Simon Baker in January
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Arles is urged to include more work by women
Rencontres d'Arles says it's "working on it" as an eminent group of photography specialists publish an open letter in Libération urging the festival director to include more women in the official programme. Plus War Primer 2 - an outstanding book for this year or 2011?
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Looking to the future at Unseen Amsterdam
Now much more than a 'fair with a festival flair', Unseen returns with Futures, bringing together talents selected by 10 international partners, including BJP
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Unseen Dummy Award shortlist announced
Just over 30 books have made the final cut, and the winner will be announced on 21 September at Unseen Amsterdam
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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'
