The Austrian photographer Thomas Albdorf is the winner of the 2016 ING Unseen Talent Award. The award and the €10,000 prize to fund a new project was accepted at the opening event of Unseen Photo Fair, which took place in Amsterdam on 22 September.
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Dutch photographer Nick van Tiem got into astronomy when looking at the night sky with…
Over a period of three years, South African photographer Russell Leo Bruns created a number…
Conceived of as a garden, Live Uncertainty occupies the Bienal Pavilion. Seventy percent of its projects commissioned for an art and photography festival that sees itself as “permeable and accessible, participating in the ongoing construction of Ibirapuera Park as a public space and expanding its sense of community.”
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’.
From 27 August To 11 September 2016, The International Photojournalism Festival in Perpignan will showcase Aris Messinis’s coverage of migrants landing on the beaches of the Greek island of Lesbos.
Sandler credits his fascination with street life to his years in New York as a…
Photographers from across the UK attended the live event to hear from a line-up of…
Katherina Halser, a young Dutch-British woman has, at aged 24, undergone seventy-one operations, and counting. She talks exclusively to BJP about the award-winning photography that came out of the experience.
This issue of BJP focuses on the European migrant crisis which, over the last couple…