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Arko Datto’s study of the Indian pik-nik phenomenon
“Picnicking is far from a simple affair in eastern India. In a land where the fleeting months of December to February offer the only time to ‘enjoy’ the otherwise unbearable tropical sun, picnicking is a winter's pastime that’s taken very, very seriously,” says Arko Datto, whose upcoming book explores the picnic phenomenon in eastern India
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Q&A: Ronaldo Schemidt, World Press Photo of the Year winner
As Ronaldo Schemidt wins the World Press Photo of the Year Award 2018, we look back to an interview we ran with the Venezuelan photographer earlier this year
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Foam hosts retrospective of Malian photographer Seydou Keïta
“He who has not had his photo taken with Seydou Keïta has not had his photo taken,” it was said of the Malian photographer, whose iconic portraits are now on show at Amsterdam’s Foam Museum
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Tereza Zelenkova explores legend, myth and solitude in two upcoming solo shows
“I guess a good way of looking at some of my works is as if they were illustrations for a book that does not exist,” says Czech photographer Tereza Zelenkova, who has upcoming solo shows in Amsterdam's FOAM and Ravestijn galleries
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“What if birth, long shrouded and parodied by popular culture, was made visible?”
“I am interested in what pictures can or cannot achieve as a means of describing felt experience,” says Carmen Winant of her latest work, My Birth
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Winner of the BJP International Photography Award 2018 Announced
Copenhagen-based collective Sara, Peter & Tobias have been announced as the winners of British Journal of Photography’s International Photography Award 2018
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Francesca Woodman and Egon Schiele paired at Tate Liverpool
At first sight two very different artists, Egon Schiele and Francesca Woodman's shared ability to show bodies in states of heightened emotion are foregrounded in Tate Liverpool's show
