“It has to hit you in the stomach — my interest is in the heart, not the brain,” says Anders Petersen, the Swedish photographer known for his intimate engagement with the underbelly of society
The acclaimed French photographer’s commission for the V&A takes inspiration from the museum’s photography collection, including the street photography of Eugène Atget, Walker Evans and Lee Friedlander
Quentin Lacombe uses photograms, 3D renderings and digital collage to construct an alternate universe in his series Event Horizon, now on show in an immersive installation at 180 the Strand
Farah Al Qasimi’s latest exhibition presents her first feature-length film about a supernatural jinn that stars in a reality TV show, alongside photographs pulled from the world she imagines
The photographer spent three months on the remote island, home to only 43 people, creating an in-depth look into a community with a troubled past
The second edition of Jack Latham’s 2016 photobook follows on from recent developments in the infamous Reykjavik Confessions
This month we visit Garry Fabian Miller at the end of an era — as he works his way through his last 100 sheets of Cibachrome.
“I hope that when my subjects look at their photographs, they feel stronger because they see themselves through my eyes”
Two years ago David Moore asked the subjects of his 1980s series to revisit his archive and produced a play based on their dialogue. Now, the script is published in a book, along with their selection of images
“I imagined ‘The Newspaper’ as this elderly relative, who once had great power in their family, which waned towards the end of their life”