Igor Mukhin on documenting the underground youth culture of Soviet Russia

Set in Dublin’s notorious Ballymun estate, Ross McDonnell’s new photobook tells a tale of rebellion

What does it mean to be English? Robin Maddock’s book on England attempts to find out

Inzajeano Latif’s photography of Tottenham show a resilient community struggling against displacement

Jameisha Prescod on demystifying chronic illness

Coercion, control and a regaining of agency in Natasha Caruana’s Muse on Muse

Stephen Gill on memory, nature and home

A psychedelic journey into Hunter S. Thompson’s ramshackle cabin

Blake Wood on photographing beloved icon and close friend Amy Winehouse

Jo Ractliffe’s documentation of apartheid was distinct

Any Answers: Graciela Iturbide

Life after displacement: Rich Wiles’ four year collaboration with the al-Hindawi family

Melanie Issaka investigates the physical and conceptual nature of Blackness

Scarlett Carlos Clarke’s sickly sweet vision of domesticity

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Noémie Goudal’s latest exhibition explores the history of earth’s climate

Reading Time: 2 minutes Opening this weekend, Noémie Goudal’s latest exhibition explores the history of earth’s climate, traversing into the depths of forests, swamplands and mountains

25 January 2022

Creating Change: Angela Y T Chan on seeking climate justice through the arts

Reading Time: 5 minutes An educator, researcher, and “creative climate change communicator”, Chan discusses the importance of anti-colonial climate research, and how to resist greenwashing

20 January 2022

Storming the Capitol: Bronx Documentary Center’s upcoming show exhibits photos and videos from the attack

Reading Time: < 1 minute Opening next weekend, the show features work by 15 photojournalists including Gabriela Bhaskar, Nina Berman, Victor J. Blue, Balazs Gardi, Adam Gray, Shuran Huang, Christopher Lee, and others

19 January 2022

Portrait of Britain Vol. 4 Shortlist Announced

Reading Time: 2 minutes Portrait of Britain returns this year for the fourth time, as photographers all over the country picture the faces of our nation.

18 January 2022

A psychedelic journey into Hunter S. Thompson’s ramshackle cabin

Reading Time: 2 minutes For the two years before his death in 2005, Chloe Sells worked as personal assistant to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas author, Thompson. Her new book introduces us to his inner sanctum in Woody Creek, Colorado

14 January 2022

Stephen Gill on memory, nature and home

Reading Time: 5 minutes As his landmark retrospective at Bristol’s Arnolfini gallery closes this weekend, Gill reflects on his prolific career

12 January 2022

Anders Edström chronicles the nuances of daily life, love and loss

Reading Time: 5 minutes His new 756-page book explores a home in a remote Japanese village that may soon be gone

11 January 2022

What does it mean to be English? Robin Maddock’s book on England attempts to find out

Reading Time: < 1 minute Rambling between photographs, collages and handwritten poems, the book is a representation of England in this contemporary moment

7 January 2022

Set in Dublin’s notorious Ballymun estate, Ross McDonnell’s new photobook tells a tale of rebellion

Reading Time: 2 minutes “I set out years ago to capture something wild and untamed that I felt was disappearing from Irish society – the sad part is that it came true.”

6 January 2022

Bookshelf

Discover our selection of new releases.

A psychedelic journey into Hunter S. Thompson’s ramshackle cabin

What does it mean to be English? Robin Maddock’s book on England attempts to find out

Sunil Gupta collects his archive of London’s street passers-by in the 1980s in a new book

Julie Scheurweghs reclaims her birth story

The photobooks not to miss this winter

In Conversation with Tina Campt, on A Black Gaze: Artists Changing How We See

Christopher Anderson’s reflection on love, time and family revisited

Kata Geibl discusses the paradox of Capitalism in her practice

Agenda

Exhibitions, upcoming festivals, print sales.

Noémie Goudal’s latest exhibition explores the history of earth’s climate

André Ramos-Woodard on art-making as a survival strategy

WOPHA Congress: Women, Photography, and Feminisms launches today in Miami

Deana Lawson, Gilles Peress, Jo Ractliffe and Anastasia Samoylova are the finalists for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2022

Indian Photo Festival returns for its 7th edition to be held in Hyderabad

Food for thought: Bologna’s Foto/Industria Biennale returns, exploring the culture of the culinary

Paris Photo 2021: Highlights

Paris Photo x Aperture Foundation Photobook Award 2021 winners announced

Industry Insights

Where art and commerce in photography meet.

Behind the Campaign: Olivia Bee photographs Jeff Goldblum for eyewear brand, Jacques Marie Mage

Industry Insights with Le Book: Christopher Anderson on understanding why you take photographs

Behind the Campaign: Sirui Ma revisualises yoga culture for Stretch London

Behind the Cover: Ed Templeton on shooting Jonah Hill for GQ Style

Industry Insights with Le Book: Has the role of the creative agent changed?

Behind the Cover: Romain Lenancker reimagines the textures and forms of nature for Mold Magazine

Stephan Gladieu on documenting the citizens of North Korea

Behind the Cover: AB+DM on shooting Willow Smith for Nylon

Latest Journal stories

Noémie Goudal’s latest exhibition explores the history of earth’s climate

Reading Time: 2 minutes Opening this weekend, Noémie Goudal’s latest exhibition explores the history of earth’s climate, traversing into the depths of forests, swamplands and mountains

25 January 2022

Creating Change: Angela Y T Chan on seeking climate justice through the arts

Reading Time: 5 minutes An educator, researcher, and “creative climate change communicator”, Chan discusses the importance of anti-colonial climate research, and how to resist greenwashing

20 January 2022

Storming the Capitol: Bronx Documentary Center’s upcoming show exhibits photos and videos from the attack

19 January 2022

Bookshelf

Discover our selection of new releases

Noémie Goudal’s latest exhibition explores the history of earth’s climate

André Ramos-Woodard on art-making as a survival strategy

WOPHA Congress: Women, Photography, and Feminisms launches today in Miami

Deana Lawson, Gilles Peress, Jo Ractliffe and Anastasia Samoylova are the finalists for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2022

Indian Photo Festival returns for its 7th edition to be held in Hyderabad

Food for thought: Bologna’s Foto/Industria Biennale returns, exploring the culture of the culinary

Paris Photo 2021: Highlights

Paris Photo x Aperture Foundation Photobook Award 2021 winners announced

Agenda

Noteworthy exhibitions, upcoming festivals, print sales and more

A psychedelic journey into Hunter S. Thompson’s ramshackle cabin

What does it mean to be English? Robin Maddock’s book on England attempts to find out

Sunil Gupta collects his archive of London’s street passers-by in the 1980s in a new book

Julie Scheurweghs reclaims her birth story

The photobooks not to miss this winter

In Conversation with Tina Campt, on A Black Gaze: Artists Changing How We See

Christopher Anderson’s reflection on love, time and family revisited

Kata Geibl discusses the paradox of Capitalism in her practice

Industry Insights

Where art and commerce in photography meet.

Behind the Campaign: Olivia Bee photographs Jeff Goldblum for eyewear brand, Jacques Marie Mage

Industry Insights with Le Book: Christopher Anderson on understanding why you take photographs

Behind the Campaign: Sirui Ma revisualises yoga culture for Stretch London

Behind the Cover: Ed Templeton on shooting Jonah Hill for GQ Style

Industry Insights with Le Book: Has the role of the creative agent changed?

Behind the Cover: Romain Lenancker reimagines the textures and forms of nature for Mold Magazine

Stephan Gladieu on documenting the citizens of North Korea

Behind the Cover: AB+DM on shooting Willow Smith for Nylon

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