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Photography contest invites submissions for fine art award
Chris Beetles Fine Photographs and Photo Democracy are looking for the "new generation of print sales stars" as part of their Photo Democracy Award for Fine Art Photography contest
Awards 29 Apr 2013
The wonderful world of Stephen Gill
Stephen Gill has shot documentary projects and lyrical series combining flowers, insects, seeds and pond life with his images, but the London borough of Hackney has provided a constant thread throughout...
Fine Art 24 Jul 2012
Edward Burtynsky's Oil comes to the iPad
Edward Burtynsky, in association with Melcher Media, the firm behind Al Gore's Our Choice iPad app, has released his Oil project on Apple's device. He speaks to BJP
Documentary 17 May 2012
Sabine Mirlesse: As if it Should Have Been a Quarry
Photographer Sabine Mirlesse turns her attention to Iceland for her latest body of work "As it should have been a quarry"
Documentary 16 May 2012
El Plus En: Ellerker Gardens
El Plus En’s latest project is an unsettling trip into the subconscious and an unusual take on the photographic series
Fine Art 25 Jan 2012
Join Chris Beetles' online gallery
Chris Beetles Fine Photographs is one of the UK's best-established photography galleries, and it's calling for submissions to a new online project
Fine Art 24 Jan 2012
Musée de l'Elysée confirms Lacoste excluded artist from photography prize [update 2]
An artist and photographer has accused Lacoste and the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne of censoring her work after she was nominated for the Lacoste Elysée Prize.
Fine Art 21 Dec 2011
The tricky art of Diane Bielik
Diane Bielik's Makeshift Monuments show at Bradford's Ways of Looking festival plays with perception and memory via a mischievous installation in a former Hungarian Centre
Fine Art 25 Oct 2011
How to get ahead in photography
Simon Roberts and Anstice Oakeshott offered photographers simple pointers on marketing and sales at The Social on 24 October
Events 25 Oct 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
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
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
London's Art Fair returns with photography showcase
The London Art Fair is putting the spotlight on contemporary photography
Fine Art 13 Jan 2011
The numbers game
Limited-edition prints are standard practice in art photography. But how should you number them, and how do you price them? Diane Smyth investigates.
Fine Art 29 Dec 2010
On the edge
Hin Chua is drawn to the urban periphery, where he pictures man's losing battle with nature
Fine Art 02 Aug 2010
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