Erwin Blumenfeld proved himself to be one of photography’s greatest pioneers during his 35-year-long career,…
Archival
Magnum Photos today announces the official launch of its new website for independent storytelling. Out of its beta pilot, the platform brings the history agency’s photography community to an online, global audience, through an editorial programme of new and archival stories.
Johns’ debut solo exhibition, titled Wonder Wander Ponder, showcases her ability to use a Hasselblad and Pentax K1000 camera hand developing her film and printing in the darkroom of the Photography Department where she teaches.
First shown as part of Inn7o – Art and Economics at The Hayward Gallery in 1971, John Latham’s Erth utilised recently available images of our planet from space, pages from Encyclopaedia Britannica, recounting the age of the universe, positioning human existence in relation to what Latham called ‘the whole event’.
This year’s Daikanyama Photo Fair will include a solo booth by Antony Cairns, hosted by East London photography gallery Roman Road.
A selection of photos from the archive of the Albanian photo studio Marubi, from 1856 to 1959, showcasing three generations of photographers made studio portraits of a wide variety of people, ranging from the urban bourgeoisie, shepherds, the Ottoman emperor and King Zog, to criminals and famous actors and painters, are about to go on show at Foam, Amsterdam.
The United States remains the only country to have used atomic weapons outside of testing…
Today, London, Paris and New York are so familiar that it is hard for a…
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, New Romantics began to hang out at the…
News that the National Media Museum is losing the world-class RPS Collection to the Victoria…