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Show: Ralph Gibson, The Black Trilogy at the Pavillon Populaire, Montpellier
Ralph Gibson's first three photobooks are collectively known as The Black Trilogy - and have been credited with re-imagining the modern photobook. Now over 150 images from them are going on show
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Book: What Sort Of Life Is This by Albert Elm
“I like to think that I’ve been giving myself time to find my own way of taking pictures - which of course means making a lot of mistakes, blowing a lot of resources and being very confused,” says fast-rising photographer Albert Elm
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Show: Zanele Muholi’s Somnyama Ngonyama – Hail the Dark Lioness
“I’m reclaiming my blackness, which I feel is continuously performed by the privileged other," says the South African photographer, introducing her new series of self-portraits
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Arles 2017: Monsanto®. A photographic investigation by Mathieu Asselin
The US chemical company's environmental, health and business record goes under the French-Venezuelan photographer's lens
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Arles 2017: Sanne De Wilde’s The Island of the Colorblind
On the Micronesian island of Pingelap, more than 5% of the population cannot see colour; shooting their world, Sanne De Wilde used photography to question our visual perception
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Arles 2017: Q&A with Jacob Aue Sobol
"I'm looking at the world but honestly, I would prefer to take part. Maybe you can feel this eagerness to take part in my pictures," says Jacob Aue Sobol, whose mid-career retrospective is a tribute to his father
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#BJP 7862: Look & Learn
Our new issue features insights into learning photography at Ostkreuz in Berlin, Fatamorgana in Copenhagen, and the University of South Wales in Cardiff, and introduces our Breakthrough Award winners - Ryan James Caruthers, Jocelyn Allen, Cathal Abberton and Todd R Darling
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Arles 2017: BJP One to Watch Karen Paulina Biswell
“It all begins by my choosing the female characters who will give life to this work,” says Karen Paulina Biswell, one of BJP's Ones to Watch and now showing her work at Arles
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Arles 2017: now open!
Early works by Joel Meyerowitz, contemporary art from Latin America, cutting-edge photography from emerging image-makers and more at the world's biggest photography festival
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Sian Davey’s intimate portraits of her daughters
Investigating the psychology of herself, her daughters, and the social landscapes in which they live, Sian Davey's projects provide a thoughtful alternative vision of childhood and adolescence
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