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Decade of Change 2022: The Winners

Reading Time: 6 minutes From environmental anxiety and visions of devastation, to images confronting us with the effects of global warming upon indigenous communities, these images offer an impactful and urgent response to how our world is changing

17 May 2022
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Gareth McConnell: The language of flowers

Reading Time: 3 minutes An exhibition of McConnell’s work, The Brighter the Flowers, the Fiercer the Town, goes on show at Seen Fifteen in Peckham this Friday 13 May as part of Peckham 24

13 May 2022
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Be it quiet activism or disruptive protest, over the past two years we have witnessed an immense mobilisation of people banding together in solidarity. In this Collection, we look back at the archive of protest photography, as well as images of contemporary events. And, explore how photography itself can be a form of activism in itself.

British Journal of Photography‘s annual global talent search, Ones to Watch, celebrates its 10th edition in 2021. This year’s 20 nominees are drawn from across the globe. From Belarus and Myanmar to Bangladesh, Sudan and beyond.

It is also our first year of Ones to Watch: Community, where we asked our Ones to Watch nominees to choose one other photographer from their own personal network to feature alongside them. 

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Following a year of lockdowns, we are more tapped into the digital world than ever before. Technological advancements have transformed how we behave, for better or worse. In this collection, we hear from artists who are interrogating the use and place technology in an increasingly digital world.

What do you think when you hear the word power? Is it a person, an object, a moment? Is it negative and dangerous, or positive, and opportunistic? In this collection, we speak to photographers who explore these questions, and to those who are using the camera as a tool to empower themselves and others, or to make sense of their own experiences.

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