In celebration of The Photographers’ Gallery 50th anniversary, a list of its most significant exhibitions have been gathered together. Here, director Brett Rogers talks us through the highlights of the 1980s
Each black and white image in Petrocchi’s latest book, Sculptural Entities, strips objects of their original contexts, creating new visual dialogues between ancient and contemporary forms
As The Photographers’ Gallery celebrates its 50th anniversary, director Brett Rogers talks through some of the 1970s highlights from its exhibition history
The photojournalist who has spent many years understanding Lebanese culture and people, now calls it home
“I was speaking to four different publishers and I really wasn’t sure about which direction to go in, but then Brian said, ‘why on earth aren’t you self-publishing this?’ and I realised he was right.”
The recent graduate uses his photographs to create a visual dialogue with his late father’s archive
The Venezuelan photographer seeks to highlight the nuanced beauty of her culture with images that connect
The Swiss photographer creates a ‘love letter to the abnormal’, pushing back against vilification of the queer community
Kim confronts her personal struggles with conceiving and infertility through intimate and honest photographs
Named the second selectee for Malala Fund’s Against All Odds commission in collaboration with 1854, the Cairo-born photographer will turn her lens to the young women rising above Egypt’s discriminatory sporting culture