‘Reflective nostalgia’: recreating a lost Russian childhood

Portrait of Humanity winners announced: “A collective hope for the future”

Remembering Mik Critchlow, the North East’s great narrator

“What might a post-oil economy look like for Qatar?” Tasweer Photo Festival returns

Sex on negs: London’s cruising history exposed

Around the world with Thomas Hoepker

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In the studio: Yan Wang Preston

Inside a converted tractor shed with a tin roof, overlooking the moors of West Yorkshire, Yan Wang Preston connects to nature and embraces her roots

24 March 2023

In the studio: Neo Matloga

Photography by Samira Kafala. This article was printed in British Journal of Photography: The Portrait…

24 March 2023

No camera, no problem: Garry Fabian Miller returns to the Arnolfini

On the occasion of the retrospective, we revisit Imogen Greenhalgh’s trip to Fabian Miller’s Dartmoor studio, at a pivotal moment in his practice as he moved into new experiments with colour and form

23 March 2023

Alessia Rollo documents festivals of southern Italy with richness, magic and complexity

Noticing the lack of work by local photographers, Rollo initiated her own project, re-working found images and documenting festivals across Southern Italy

23 March 2023

Hannah Villiger’s Polaroid abstractions enrich the Swiss artist’s retrospective

Documenting the self, and often in sensual sequences, Villiger used her body as material and subject to liberate her sense of identity

22 March 2023

Sex on negs: London’s cruising history exposed

A new exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery traces the origins of gay physique photography in the capital, from Chelsea Barracks to Highgate Pond

21 March 2023

Remembering Mik Critchlow, the North East’s great narrator

The social documentary photographer, who passed away last week on his 68th birthday, told the story of his industrial hometown of Ashington with unparalleled insight and sensitivity

17 March 2023

“What might a post-oil economy look like for Qatar?” Tasweer Photo Festival returns

A group show of three, displaced Rohingya photographers, Omal Khair, Dil Kayas and Azimul Hasson, documenting their experience of living in the largest refugee camp in the world, is a compelling highlight

17 March 2023

‘Open in a dark room only’: salvaged images of Palestinian resistance

For almost a decade Morgan Ashcom thought his images of Palestine’s West Bank had been destroyed – now, after rediscovering the corrupted film, he considers them a metaphor for oppression

17 March 2023

Bookshelf

Discover our selection of new releases.

‘Open in a dark room only’: salvaged images of Palestinian resistance

What we see: championing women and non-binary image-makers

Brea Souders unravels the humanity of a AI generated chatbot

Salih Basheer gathers memories from before his parents’ death

Gail Rebhan’s frame narratives

The leisure and looks of late-nineties London students

Picturing the anxiety of Brexit Day

Ian Bates’ poetic response to the American Midwest

Agenda

Exhibitions, upcoming festivals, print sales.

No camera, no problem: Garry Fabian Miller returns to the Arnolfini

Hannah Villiger’s Polaroid abstractions enrich the Swiss artist’s retrospective

Sex on negs: London’s cruising history exposed

Remembering Mik Critchlow, the North East’s great narrator

“What might a post-oil economy look like for Qatar?” Tasweer Photo Festival returns

Any Answers: Elisabeth Sherman on curation and inspiration

‘Reflective nostalgia’: recreating a lost Russian childhood

Around the world with Thomas Hoepker

Industry Insights

Where art and commerce in photography meet.

Keeping alive Turkey’s history of enforced disappearances

Meet the photographer rejecting the limitations of the Welsh landscape

An intimate and honest portrayal of unexpected pregnancy

Finding inner peace: photographing the unseen side of Cystic Fibrosis

Petty crimes: How fake detective stories morph into a photo series

The artist undoing generations of filial pressure through collage

Family ties: Capturing the experience of supporting loved ones through alcohol addiction

Scratching the surface of the West’s ‘Chinese’ Pagodas

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Latest Journal stories

In the studio: Yan Wang Preston

Inside a converted tractor shed with a tin roof, overlooking the moors of West Yorkshire, Yan Wang Preston connects to nature and embraces her roots

24 March 2023

In the studio: Neo Matloga

Photography by Samira Kafala. This article was printed in British Journal of Photography: The Portrait…

24 March 2023

No camera, no problem: Garry Fabian Miller returns to the Arnolfini

23 March 2023

Bookshelf

Discover our selection of new releases

No camera, no problem: Garry Fabian Miller returns to the Arnolfini

Hannah Villiger’s Polaroid abstractions enrich the Swiss artist’s retrospective

Sex on negs: London’s cruising history exposed

Remembering Mik Critchlow, the North East’s great narrator

“What might a post-oil economy look like for Qatar?” Tasweer Photo Festival returns

Any Answers: Elisabeth Sherman on curation and inspiration

‘Reflective nostalgia’: recreating a lost Russian childhood

Around the world with Thomas Hoepker

Agenda

Noteworthy exhibitions, upcoming festivals, print sales and more

‘Open in a dark room only’: salvaged images of Palestinian resistance

What we see: championing women and non-binary image-makers

Brea Souders unravels the humanity of a AI generated chatbot

Salih Basheer gathers memories from before his parents’ death

Gail Rebhan’s frame narratives

The leisure and looks of late-nineties London students

Picturing the anxiety of Brexit Day

Ian Bates’ poetic response to the American Midwest

Industry Insights

Where art and commerce in photography meet.

Keeping alive Turkey’s history of enforced disappearances

Meet the photographer rejecting the limitations of the Welsh landscape

An intimate and honest portrayal of unexpected pregnancy

Finding inner peace: photographing the unseen side of Cystic Fibrosis

Petty crimes: How fake detective stories morph into a photo series

The artist undoing generations of filial pressure through collage

Family ties: Capturing the experience of supporting loved ones through alcohol addiction

Scratching the surface of the West’s ‘Chinese’ Pagodas

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