The British Asian artist draws on his own experiences to create a nuanced depiction of form and flesh
The photographer’s new photobook Father is an intimate exploration of desire
In 1976, aged 18, photographer Greg Girard moved half-way around the world to a city he knew little about. A new photobook, Tokyo-Yokosuka: 1976–1983, traces his experience
In his debut exhibition, Sejersen takes us on an unsettling visual journey set to the beat of a drum
The Magnum photographer has been awarded £30,000 for Mediations, the most comprehensive European retrospective of her work to date
A Short Pleasurable Journey, Part 2 –opening tonight as part of Photo London, invites us to experience a little-known Romanian commune through Hawkesworth’s eyes
Ahead of the announcement of the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize on 16 May, BJP-online speaks to shortlisted photographer Susan Meiselas about her ongoing engagement with the Kurdish diaspora
As a film and exhibition about Harold Feinstein launch in London during Photo London 2019, BJP-online speaks to their creators about the late photographer’s life and work, and the responsibility of presenting it today
What do bodybuilding and photography have in common? Marie draws parallels between the two to explore gender constructs and how they play out across the body
Drawing on the visual language of Cubism, the Vietnamese photographer creates whimsical renditions of the nude form