Fine Art
Q&A with Sergey Chilikov
Sergey Chilikov has shot nudes - which he says aren't nudes - for over 30 years, in the USSR and beyond. He's showing his work at the Third Floor Gallery and publishing a book with Schilt this month, so...
Fine Art 11 Oct 2011
The show must go on for the Tri-pod collective
Natasha Caruana and eight other photographers are showing their work in an exhibition that opened for business just as the riots hit
Fine Art 25 Aug 2011
Demons into Angels: Hiroshi Sugimoto's miniature fireworks
Hiroshi Sugimoto was maddened by the “miniature fireworks” of static electricity that interfered with the meticulous darkroom processes carried out in his New York studio. But, he tells Mary Panzer,...
Fine Art 27 Jun 2011
Ever-changing story: An interview with Paul Graham
The Whitechapel Gallery provides the ideal London venue for Paul Graham’s mid-career retrospective. Gerry Badger finds a photographer at the peak of his powers, on the back of 30 years of risk-taking....
Fine Art 27 Jun 2011
RCA Photography MA at Folkestone Triennial
Photographers from one of the most prestigious MA courses in Britain are showing their work at the Folkestone Triennial fringe this year
Exhibitions 20 Jun 2011
Guernsey Photography Festival debrief
Guernsey's Photography Festival is going from strength to strength after just two years
Fine Art 14 Jun 2011
PHotoEspana puts the focus on portraiture
PHotoEspana opens for the 14th time on 01 June, with the theme 'Interfaces: Portraiture and Communication'
Festivals 30 May 2011
Les Rencontres d'Arles 2011 - preview
Hard-won financial and structural freedom allow Les Rencontres d'Arles festival to push the boundaries of photography, says director Francois Hebel
Events 25 May 2011
Pictures without words
Peter Kennard's new book, @earth, eschews text in a bid to get his photomontaged message across
Documentary 24 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 
Galleries go online to sell photography prints
Galleries that sell photography prints online are opening up a new market of emerging collectors and, in the process, challenging received wisdom about how artists edition their work.
Fine Art 04 Apr 2011
Is photography art?
"Don't let's kid ourselves that the only good stuff is made in the name of art," said David Campany at The Social, in the first of two talks on the relationship between photography and art
Discussions 29 Mar 2011
Geolocations and the Telepathic Witness
US photographers Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman use the GPS technology in standard phones to plot Tweets onto geographical locations and "bring the virtual back into the physical"
Festivals 05 Mar 2011
Lumas breaks into UK market
Art for all is the concept behind Lumas, which has been a huge success in Germany, offering limited-edition art prints at affordable prices. And now it has come to the UK.
Fine Art 09 Feb 2011
Paper, rock, scissors
Montage, staging, performance: constructed photography is an ever-more popular approach for a new generation of arists, finds Daine Smyth.
Fine Art 01 Feb 2011
Lieko Shiga's Canary
When Japanese photographer Lieko Shiga left Japan to study in London, she had little money and barely any English. In the end, both factors worked to her advantage.
Fine Art 28 Jan 2011
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