Moving work by artists from two generations is evocatively installed at Japan House – on show until 18 October
Get ready get set for Frieze week, as London hosts the art fairs, new shows and Autumn seasons in the galleries
Now extended until the end of October, Jillian Edelstein’s retrospective at Stills Gallery, Edinburgh shows her deep engagement with people, from those at South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation to swimmers at Hampstead Heath
Realising that the experiences of a whole generation of British-Bangladeshis will soon be lost – and motivated by celebrating the community in the midst of a rising far right – Seema Khalique built a multi-faceted piece of history now on show in London’s Bethnal Green
A new exhibition and the THEA space in Groningen, Netherlands, use art to think through technology and human experience, explains curator and director Roosje Klap
Magnum Photos’ Ian Berry passed away on 13 September at the age of 92, a committed documentary photographer whose work made a real difference
Director of the Visa pour l’Image festival of photojournalism for nearly 40 years, Jean-François Leroy passed away just as it opened for the 38th time. As editorial commissions vanish and AI, fake news, and authoritarian regimes threaten photojournalism, what’s next for the festival?
A new book considers the key 1970s work of Japanese photographer, political writer and co-founder of Provoke magazine Takuma Nakahira
A member of the London Library, Louis Porter uses it multitude of books and grand surroundings as the hub of his photographic practice
Magdalena Wysocka and Claudio Pogo create subversive books and zines including their latest output, And Then There Was the Night, a tale of dark, vampiric mystery and occult sex