The winners of this year’s award explore culture, identity, motherhood and more, visualising powerful stories in striking new ways
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Portrait of Britain winner Charlie Clift on the privilege of photographing someone moments after a life-defining event. His subject? Michaela Coel
Above: Image © Hannah Norton, Portrait of Britain 2021 Winner. For photographer Hannah Norton, the…
11 August 2022
The series comprises archival images, unpublished works from her late father, and reflections on loss and mourning
The photographer’s series, My Hijab Has a Voice: Revisited, hopes to uplift the voices of…
9 November 2021
“There are always smaller stories,” says Snell, whose surreal and restless portraiture is rooted in street photography. To coincide with Portrait of Humanity 2022, Snell – who was one of the single image winners in 2020 – discusses his practice.
To coincide with Portrait of Humanity 2022, the Magnum photographer – who won the award in 2019 – discusses her upcoming photobook, Hafiz: Guardians of the Qu’ran
With Portrait of Britain 2021 open for entries, a selection of this year’s judging panel consider why Portrait of Britain is important today — and crucially, how artists can stand out from the crowd
Named moving image winner of the inaugural Decade of Change award, Gallagher’s film Cambodia Burning examines the ravaging effects of deforestation and forest fires in Cambodia
Named moving image winner of OpenWalls Arles 2021, Campos’s film Samba de Lamento explores the different layers of her hybrid cultural identity