Interview
Interview
On Revolution Road, an interview with Yuri Kozyrev
Noor photographer Yuri Kozyrev probably has one of the most coherent and comprehensive bodies of work on the Arab Spring. Hours before winning the Visa d'Or News award, he spoke with BJP's Olivier Laurent...
Photojournalism 08 Sep 2011
Interview: Stanley Greene and the Getty Images Grants
Stanley Norman Greene, one of this year's winners of the Getty Images Grants for Editorial Photography and a celebrated photojournalist, speaks with BJP about his "E-Waste Trail" project and how film remains...
Grants 01 Sep 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
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
State of Grace: An interview with Wim Wenders
Wim Wenders started taking photographs aged seven and has pursued his love of stills ever since as well as directing films. Photography is a state of mind, he tells Steven Pill.
Documentary 17 May 2011
Royal Wedding: Getting the perfect shot
Christopher Jackson was one of Getty Images' 35 photographers dispatched to London to cover the Royal Wedding, but as the royal photographer for the agency, he had the best vantage point
Stock Photography 06 May 2011
Destroyed: Moby's first photography book [video interview]
Moby has been a musician for 35 years, but he picked up photography when he was just 10 years old. He speaks to Olivier Laurent in an exclusive video interview ahead of the release of his first photobook....
Books 03 May 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
The last roll of Kodachrome
Think of colour photography and your thoughts will soon turn to Steve McCurry, who shot many of his most iconic images on Kodachrome. So it seemed appropriate that, when Kodak produced the last ever roll...
Documentary 18 Jan 2011
David Hurn's Passing Time
After 55 years in photography and at an age when most people have retired, David Hurn is still a committed photojournalist
Documentary 11 Jan 2011
Think Global, Act Local
From The Ghetto to the National Gallery, Tom Hunter continues to explore themes that depict his local neighbourhood, drawing on art historical references to paint Hackney in a different light to the...
Documentary 15 Dec 2010
A Shore thing
He hung out with Andy Warhol in his teens, experimented with vernacular imagery in his early twenties and had his first solo show at the Met in New York at the tender age of 24 – all before hitting the...
Documentary 01 Dec 2010
Dogs in cars
Fellow feeling for our four-legged friends locked up in cars lead Martin Usborne to shoot a funny, touching project, currently on show in London
Exhibitions 25 Oct 2010
First among equals
London’s galleries and museums are giving increasing prominence to photography, with the National Media Museum due to open a space in the capital in two years’ time, and the Tate committing to the...
Exhibitions 13 Oct 2010
No galleries at Frieze Art Fair
Frieze Art Fair returned in October and, as ever, photography was among the mix - even if photography galleries weren't welcome. Before the fair opened Diane Smyth spoke to co-founder Matthew Slotover...
Festivals 06 Oct 2010
Brighton Photo Biennial: Alejandro Chaskielberg
Argentina is where it's at right now, says Martin Parr, who selected two Buenos Aires-based photographers to appear at his Brighton Photo Biennial. Alejandro Chaskielberg is one of them - Video interview...
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