“It doesn’t matter whether it’s Ethiopia or Germany”, says Julian Germain, the British photographer who has…
Exhibition
Forty years ago, in the months leading up to the release of Bruce Springsteen’s seminal Born to Run,…
“The land was forever, it moved and changed below you, but was forever.” These words…
Christina Broom was Britain’s first female press photographer, breaking out of the photographic studios that…
Werner Pawlok’s Cuba is curiously melancholy. Though his interiors pop with primary colours, golden sunlight…
Four photographs have been shortlisted for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2015, the major…
With defiantly left-wing political candidates all over the globe sweeping to prominence on agendas condemning…
On 7th May 1979 the Iranian newspapers announced a new law had been passed stating…
Rock Against Racism (RAR) was a meeting of musicians and artists and political activists. Working together,…
Unless you’re well-versed in the British conceptual art scene of the 1970s, Keith Arnatt’s name…