French photographer Mathias Depardon first visited Baku in 2012, shooting human rights issues at the…
Month: September 2016
The only photography venue in the UK exclusively devoted to documentary photography, Side Gallery closed in 2015 for a major redevelopment. Last summer 60,000 people came to see For Ever Amber, the retrospective of the extraordinary AmberSide Collection at Newcastle’s Laing Art Gallery. Finally after a year and a half, Amber has got its gallery back, representing a new chapter in the film and photography collective’s history.
Dracup was given access to the Mercer Art Gallery’s collection of Victorian photographs and invited…
This is the question explored in Making Memeries, the travelling installation created in collaboration between…
This year marks the 11th edition of British Journal of Photography’s International Photography Award. It…
How do you find meaning amidst chaos? Mythologies have always given shape to the world…
Magnum photographer Peter van Agtmael was already taking a very personal approach to photographing the European migration crisis when the agency started work on its major group project – photographing one family as they fled from Syria to Northern Europe. Diane Smyth finds out more about the story, how it was made, and what the photographer hopes it can do.
A new collection documents the rock & roll imagery of Californian photographer, Michael Zagaris during the 1970s. Including images of The Clash, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Blondie, The Sex Pistols, Bob Dylan and many others, the archive provides a revealing and intimate insight into this unique scene at a time of hedonistic abandon. BJP sat down with the photographer to discuss a collection that claims to be the ‘last untouched rock archive.’
The exhibition is also available in a limited-edition print sale. So, in this most public…
Olympus has announced the development of its next OM-D E-M1 flagship and says that the…