As the country enters an uncertain political and social landscape once more, Peress’ 2,000-page document of Northern Irish life in the 1970s and 80s feels more pertinent than ever
Documentary
Hidden in 1993 by writer and puzzle designer Régis Hauser, the mysterious buried owl has been puzzling treasure hunters for three decades. Enigmatic and surreal, Graham’s latest book investigates the unsolved mystery
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
Beginning in 1996, Chris Leslie’s visual art project – a photobook, website, and series of events and exhibitions – captures war-torn communities as they rebuilt their lives
The Polish photographer looks at the contradictions of life in the former Eastern Bloc, before…
26 April 2022
“You just have to keep moving forward. There’s always going to be danger out there, but you need to keep going, what else are you going to do?”
Roadside stall on the way to Viana, 2007 from the series Terreno Ocupado © Jo…
15 April 2022
Travelling through nine countries, Wilton exposes scars on the environment, and the consequences for those who live near mines and coal plants
From Mary Ellen Mark and Gillian Laub to Alice Mann and Lewis Khan, for many photographers, prom is a way to think about personal and collective identity
A collaboration between photographer Craig Easton and writer Abdul Aziz Hafiz Easton, BANK TOP documents a tight-knit community in Blackburn, a Lancashire town once dubbed “one of the most segregated” in Britain