“I always wanted to be a painter; I suppose most photographers secretly do,” says Erik Madigan Heck. “My mother was a painter. We painted together when I was a child, and she took me to the museum almost every week to look at paintings.” He’s gone on to develop a rich, painterly style of photography, which has brought him commissions from clients such as The New York Times Magazine, Vanity Fair, TIME, The New Yorker, and Harper’s Bazaar UK – and, most recently, with Sotheby’s Diamonds
How can art contribute to our understanding of justice in a time of global conflict? Award-winning photographer Edmund Clark considered the question with former Guantanamo detainee Moazzam Begg and human rights lawyer Cori Crider at the IWM London – home to his ongoing show, War of Terror
Born in Tarragona, Spain in 1991, David Molina Gadea studied Arts at the Massana School…
Music, video and installations show how the artist’s work has expanded from pure photography
The silver walls of the Factory, Andy Warhol’s infamous New York studio, seems to be a…
From photographs inspired by crime scenes to pseudo-scientific experiments, Clare Strand has always marched to…
With just a couple of weeks until his exhibition opens at TJ Boulting Gallery, Dominic…
What do Daisuke Yokota, Go Itami and Kenji Hirasawa have in common? They’re all showing…
“I love photography passionately, and want to feel it’s a vital and viable medium for…
In June 2008, Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin swapped their east London studio for Helmand…
