In his new book, author, critic and curator Gerry Badger, explores how documentary photographers have depicted Britain’s social and cultural history since the Second World War
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“People of all backgrounds and identities descend upon the city’s shores, and for a few…
23 May 2022
Made over the course of almost 15 years in more than 13 countries, Lotman’s book invites us to choose our own adventure
Poetic prose and wistful imagery is paired in dream-like narrative
Shafran’s latest photobook, The Well, collates his work in fashion from the 1980s to now.…
12 May 2022
Blending a variety of photographic techniques, the duo draw on the power of photography to tell a story of a heritage at risk of eradication
Panebianco photographs her father’s old slides against her current locations: “It is a literal meeting of past and present, but there is also the idea of continuation, and the past shaping the present”
Low-fi, out of focus and garish, the resulting photobook is a dystopian portrait of our…
28 April 2022
In his upcoming book, Depravity’s Rainbow, the British photographer pieces together the life of Werhner Magnus Maximilian Freiherr von Braun; a Nazi rocket developer
From Rhiannon Adam’s latest photobook to Susan Meiselas’ historic series Carnival Strippers revisited, we round up the recently-released publications not to miss