Where does photography fit into a legacy literary magazine? Max Ferguson talks poets, projects, and the amateur aesthetic
For centuries, the yak and the Tibetan people have shared an inseparable bond. Kin Coedel tells the story of a nomadic community who stayed true to their traditions when China’s rapidly growing economy threatened Tibet’s way of life
Galvanised by the brutal events of the Red Summer of 1919, Ones to Watch winner Trent Harlan Bozeman returns to his native Arkansas to document the consequences of Black history
The Danish Ones to Watch winner grew up in a world of activity and dance, informing her tender photographs which evoke the early experiments of Sally Mann
The Ones to Watch talent’s first project sees them apply ideas of harmony to a friend’s journey to motherhood
The 2023 programmed holds space for Odessa Photo Days and Month of Photography Minsk for a second year both of which cannot take place domestically due to war and oppression
Martin Parr is this year’s Master of Photography, the Nikon Emerging Photographer Award returns with an exciting shortlist and a new Hahnemühle Student Award is announced
Zineb Sedira’s ‘obsession’ with the sea manifests in a personal and political exhibition exploring its symbolism, from geopolitical issues to migration and identity
Mendez and Kaplan win in the Environment category with their project Miruku, while Martins is named Photographer of the Year
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