In the US, the trans community faces a lack of funding in the arts. Danielle Ezzo speaks to four trans photographers in the US at a time of insecurity
Politics & Power
One degree removed from the media, the French photographer is making work questioning the power of images
The Greek photographer’s latest solo show blends his photography with found imagery to create an actively critical voice, Phin Jennings finds
Following their Berlin solo debut, the artist’s latest show travels to London this spring
Dia Mrad’s people-free photographs capture the resourcefulness of the Beirut population
Set in a coastal Scottish village, Alicia Bruce’s new book follows a community determined to defend their homes and land
Scottish photographer Margaret Mitchell reflects on returning to a project she started in 1994 – photographing her sister and her children in impoverished Stirling
The veteran photojournalist has captured the wonders and horrors of his native Medellín for over 40 years. Looking back on his archive, he reflects on documenting the loss and conflict that continue to haunt the Colombian city
Renowned for his photographic investigations, Mathieu Asselin now turns his lens on Dieselgate, revealing the car industry’s violent and exploitative relationship with nature
Shot over two decades, Thatcher’s Children follows two generations of the Williams family, let down by the systemic failure of successive governments’ social policy