Exhibitions
Our man at the Tate : An interview with Simon Baker
Having largely ignored photography in the past, the Tate is making up time with a series of exhibitions and an important new acquisitions fund. BJP meets its first-ever curator of photography, Simon...
Exhibitions 06 Jun 2011
Figures & Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography
South African photographers have caught the world's attention and are now being recognised as some of the most exciting and inventive artists at work. BJP talks to some of them as the V&A Museum welcomes...
Exhibitions 24 May 2011
Protests force World Press Photo shutdown in Beirut
World Press Photo has been forced to close down its exhibition in Beirut after a winning project by Israeli photographer Amit Sha’al sparked local protests
Exhibitions 22 May 2011
Without Sanctuary: Lynching Photography in America
Autograph ABP is exhibiting Without Sanctuary this summer, "a visual testament to lynching as a form of social violence in the USA from 1880 to the 1960s".
Exhibitions 19 May 2011
Paul Graham, dancing with life
Paul Graham: Photographs 1981-2006 opened at Whitechapel Gallery last night, with a private view and a conversation between the photographer and the writer and academic David Campany. BJP reports
Documentary
20 Apr 2011 
Paul Graham goes on show at Whitechapel Gallery
Paul Graham is one of the UK’s finest documentary photographers but his forthcoming survey at the Whitechapel Gallery raises interesting questions about the status of photography in the UK and beyond....
Exhibitions 06 Apr 2011
WestLicht Museum, Impossible save parts of the iconic Polaroid Collection
The Vienna-based WestLicht Museum of Photography, with the help of Impossible, has purchased the International Polaroid Collection from the Swiss Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne.
Exhibitions 28 Mar 2011
Oblong Gallery's Presents Photography
The Oblong Gallery in East London hosts, until 23 March, an exhibition of four European art photographers - Laura Hynd, Michael Grieve, JH Engstrom and Tereza Zelenkova
Exhibitions 20 Mar 2011
Exhibit your work at Noorderlicht
Photographers and agencies have until 31 March to submit work to the Noorderlicht Photofestival 2011, which is open for a month from 11 September - 09 October in Groningen, The Netherlands.
Festivals 25 Feb 2011
Photo collectives return to Derby for Format Festival
Six collectives have been invited to create new bodies of work for this year's Collectives Encounter, part of the 2011 Format Photo Festival in Derby
Festivals 07 Feb 2011
John Stezaker, vandal and thief
John Stezaker is a self-confessed vandal and thief, but he has a huge retrospective at the Whitechapel Gallery. How did this master of collage make good? BJP reports.
Fine Art 28 Jan 2011
Bob Carlos Clarke's biopic coming, as retrospective continues
Bob Carlos Clarke's retrospective at The Little Black Gallery in London is continuing, as writer and director duo Bert & Bertie announced it is working on a film on the photographer's live and work
Exhibitions 25 Jan 2011
Shortlist released for Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2011
Photographers Thomas Demand, Roe Ethridge, Jim Goldberg and Elad Lassry have been shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2011, one of the key events of the photographic calendar in the UK...
Awards 02 Dec 2010
Street Photography Now invades Paris
To celebrate the launch of Thames & Hudson's Street Photography Now in French, a photographic trail has been organised in the streets of Paris
Exhibitions 12 Nov 2010
Hasselblad's Masters come to London
The Hasselblad Masters will go on show from 11 November at theprintspace gallery in London, as the camera manufacturer invites photographers to attend a day of seminars, presentations and portfolio reviews...
Seminars 08 Nov 2010
IPA private view 04 November
This year's International Photography Award was the most controversial yet, and you can meet the photographers on 04 November at the AOP Gallery.
Exhibitions 27 Oct 2010
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