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Dean Chalkley's new exhibition showcases the style and moves of Britain's young Northern Soul contingent
Documentary 28 Jul 2011
The London Street Photography Festival is offering BJP readers £20 off three specially selected prints
Street 25 Jul 2011
Britain's surveillance culture is the jumping off point for Mimi Mollica's look at intimacy and privacy on London transport
Documentary 25 Jul 2011
London-based photographer Jason Larkin’s Mistake of Nature takes us to the former Soviet republic of Karakalpakstan, a semi-autonomous enclave of Uzbekistan and the site of one of the biggest man-made...
Photojournalism 20 Jul 2011
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
The Via PanAm app, by award-winning photographer Kadir van Lohuizen, studies migration in North and South America via photography, video and audio links
Documentary 21 Jun 2011
“They represent the dream,” explains 29-year-old Danish photographer Sara Galbiati, whose graduation project on Mexico’s free wrestling phenomena focuses as much on the aspirations of wannabe luchadores...
Documentary 16 Jun 2011
British photographer Leo Maguire's awaited documentary Blood Line is set to premiere on More4 later this year. He speaks to BJP about making the switch from still to moving images
Documentary 15 Jun 2011
Guernsey's Photography Festival is going from strength to strength after just two years
Fine Art 14 Jun 2011
PHotoEspana opens for the 14th time on 01 June, with the theme 'Interfaces: Portraiture and Communication'
Festivals 30 May 2011
VII Network member Donald Weber is avoiding crowdfunding and financing his new book, Interrogations, with limited edition prints
Books 27 May 2011
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
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
Peter Kennard's new book, @earth, eschews text in a bid to get his photomontaged message across
Documentary 24 May 2011
Egypt-born Laura El-Tantawy was in Tahrir Square when Hosni Mubarak resigned, heralding a new chapter in the country's history, as well as in the photographer's six-year personal work on her homeland....
Documentary 24 May 2011
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
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