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Daniel Blau announces winners of 5 Under 30 competition
The five winning photographers will exhibit work at the Daniel Blau gallery in Hoxton in July
Exhibitions 11 Jun 2013
The life and soul of Gigi Giannuzzi
Gigi Giannuzzi, the daring publisher and founder of Trolley Books, who died last year, left a lasting...
Obituary 24 May 2013
Magnum Photos launches photobook masterclass
Magnum Photos members David Alan Harvey and Mark Power will be holding a masterclass on the art of the...
Seminars 24 May 2013
EyeEm photo-sharing app aims to enable photographers to sell their images
Ever since Instagram fumbled its terms of service, photographers have been looking for alternatives. And with EyeEm’s plans to introduce new ways for its users to sell their images, the Berlin-based...
Media 09 May 2013
Image Singulières festival presents Cédric Gerbehaye's Winter in Sète
Documentary photographer Cédric Gerbehaye received carte blanche to document Sète, which hosts, each year, the Image Singulières photography festival
Festivals 08 May 2013
Photobooks for children: Are you sitting comfortably?
Photography books for kids have traditionally been niche but, finds Diane Smyth, children’s increasing visual sophistication, along with a few proven commercial successes, could be about to change all...
Books 07 May 2013
Geert van Kesteren's Why Mister, Why? released for the iPad
Ten years after the start of the Iraq invasion, photojournalist Geert van Kesteren is revisiting his celebrated photobook Why Mister, Why? in an iPad app. He speaks with Olivier Laurent
Books 17 Apr 2013
Pecha Kucha: The art of speed-talking about photography
Pecha Kucha is a talk format that allows speakers six minutes and 40 seconds to showcase 20 slides — and it’s proving wildly popular, having now been adopted at events running in nearly 600 cities...
Lectures 16 Apr 2013
RISC: Training reporters how to save lives
Tim Hetherington’s death might have been avoided if his colleagues had had some basic first aid training, believes Sebastian Junger, who is determined some good will come of his friend’s loss. He set...
Photojournalism 15 Apr 2013
Shared history: The Commons initiative celebrates its fifth anniversary
The Commons, launched by the Library of Congress and Flickr to open up archives of long-forgotten images, is celebrating its fifth anniversary. The results of this social experiment are overwhelming,...
Copyright 20 Mar 2013
Labyrinth Photographic's second anniversary exhibition enters its final days
The east London-based analogue hand printing lab showcases work by over 70 of its clients in its second A Year In Development exhibition
Exhibitions 14 Mar 2013
I Dream of Congo exhibition opens in London
A new exhibition at London's Conway Hall represents a unique attempt at getting photographers and writers to discuss, and raise awareness of, issues affecting the Democratic Republic of Congo
Exhibitions 12 Feb 2013
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