15.06 GMT Last modified on Mon 20 Mar 2023 15.14 GMT Cleaver for President, 1968 Designer UnknownIn early 1968, Eldrige Cleaver ran for president on the Peace and Freedom party ticket. He was nominated over Richard ‘Dick’ C Gregory, a popular Black comedian and far-left activist. At the time of the election, Cleaver was not yet 35 […]
23.00 GMT Last modified on Sun 19 Mar 2023 02.59 GMT Three Generations‘It was this female trinity that I chose to photograph for this project – Bea, her daughter Jessie and her young daughter Oona. It was a wonderful challenge to render these vital relationships on one roll.’ Photograph: Robert McFarlane Share on Facebook Share on Twitter […]
09.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 16 Mar 2023 09.56 GMT Better Food for Our Fighting Men, freeze-dried, rehydrated food in plastic bag (as eaten by GI), 1973Archival images from the US Army’s Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, with a mission to improve the lives and diets of American soldiers Photograph: Matthieu Nicol Share on […]
07.00 GMT Polish photographer Karolina Wojtas plays with notions of discipline within educational. Her work stems from her reassessment of her childhood experience at school. She never shies away from ambiguity. Even the meaning of the work’s title Abzgram raises questions. Is it an invented word, left open to interpretation and associations? Or is it the […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Wed 15 Mar 2023 11.14 GMT David Dulak by Angus McBean, Ballet magazine No 3, January 1946A new exhibition celebrates a clandestine visual culture of men’s bodies that emerged in the postwar period, when it was illegal to make or distribute such images. Dulak was a dancer, found by physique photographer John […]
07.00 GMT Harlem, New York City, 1971A new exhibition reveals parts of an unseen archive of work by Ernest Cole. The photographer was praised for his tireless coverage of the lives of black South Africans under apartheid, the regime of racial segregation that lasted from 1948 to the early 1990s. The exhibition features images long considered […]
06.19 GMT Last modified on Mon 13 Mar 2023 14.33 GMT Becky Scheinert, left, kisses her son Daniel Scheinert, winner of best director for Everything Everywhere All at Once, at the Governors Ball Photograph: John Locher/Invision/AP Share on Facebook Share on Twitter US-Vietnamese actor Ke Huy Quan, winner of the Oscar for best actor in a supporting […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Fri 10 Mar 2023 07.09 GMT Crowds gather in Urique, Chihuahua state, Mexico, to watch the children’s race during the first day of activities in the famous Caballo Blanco (White Horse) ultramarathon event Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The feet of one of the Indigenous Raramuri, or Tarahumara people, who run […]
16.31 GMT Last modified on Thu 9 Mar 2023 18.02 GMT Tiler Peck shows choreographer William Forsythe, via FaceTime, the rehearsals for his piece The Barre Project, Blake Works II Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The company in rehearsal for Time Spell, created by Peck with Michelle Dorrance and Jillian Meyers Share on Facebook Share on […]
13.00 GMT Indonesian photojournalist Nyimas Laula visited Rote Island in East Nusa Tenggara, at the southernmost point of the country. One evening she sat watching the sun set over the Indian Ocean: ‘I met Aurel, who shared a tender moment with her dog as she bathed in the water. I usually gravitate towards newsworthy images, created […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Wed 8 Mar 2023 09.55 GMT Roy and Josef with their daughter Jude, Tel Aviv, Israel‘Roy and Josef are tattoo artists, pictured here with their new daughter. We wanted to show that love has many different shapes, and they all deserve to be celebrated.’ See the full list of Portrait of Humanity […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Tue 7 Mar 2023 08.57 GMT Fend for Yourself by Ahmed M‘They say a picture speaks a thousand words. If only my taste buds could paint. Being a foodie has made food an issue for me at HMP Pentonville. Before I arrived here, for the second time, I was dreading how much […]
17.00 GMT The Six Swans, 2018(from the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm) Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Elfin Grove, 2018 (from a fairy tale of the same name, and featured in the exhibition Folk Tales, Forests and the Sea at Long & Ryle). Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Virginia Woolf’s To The […]
20.50 GMT Last modified on Fri 3 Mar 2023 22.05 GMT Steccato di Cutro, ItalyThe wreckage of the vessel from this week’s shipwreck off the coast of Italy’s Calabria region lies on a beach as an Italian coast guard helicopter patrols the coastline during a search operation in Steccato di Cutro. The bodies of many victims, including […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 2 Mar 2023 11.55 GMT Samuel Fosso: Self-Portrait (Angela Davis) from the series African Spirits, 2008Since the mid-1970s, Fosso has dedicated his artistic practice to self-portraits and performative photography Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Samuel Fosso: Autoportrait, from the series 70s Lifestyle, 1976Drawing upon the west African tradition of studio […]
07.00 GMT Julie, lying next to her ox Noname (Noni)In German, the word for companions is Weggefährten, which translates to ‘those who walk the path together’. In her book of the same name, Yana Wernicke documents with subtle grace the bonds between two young women and the farm animals that they rescue, mixing German romanticism and […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Mon 27 Feb 2023 14.40 GMT Nannies and Tykes, Soho, NYC, 1982The Eyes of the City, the first major retrospective of the great New York street photographer Richard Sandler, will be on display at the Bronx Documentary Center, New York, until 26 March. The exhibition will feature never-before-seen prints from his extensive […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 23 Feb 2023 16.18 GMT Pèigi MacRae milking Dora the Cow, North Glendale, South Uist, circa 1934, by Margaret Fay ShawA new show presents the work of 14 women, and the way they responded with their cameras to life in Scotland’s rural communities, cities and beyond. Margaret Fay Shaw captured women […]
14.00 GMT Official expedition artist George Marston reading a book. Marston went twice to Antartica with Ernest Shackleton. Photograph: Unknown Share on Facebook Share on Twitter An Adélie penguin. Adélies are a medium-sized penguin which only live on the Antarctic continent. Photograph: Herbert George Ponting Share on Facebook Share on Twitter One of the many images […]
07.00 GMT Concrete infrastructure, pro winner Interchange, Guangzhou, China – Chek Poh Wong Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Concrete infrastructure, amateur winner Waterwall of Watu Purbo, Indonesia –Dinar Wahyu Herlambang Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Urban concrete, amateur winnerMetro Station, Dubai – Joey S Reginaldo Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Overall and urban […]
07.00 GMT Wonder Women (various students and models)A new book, Kids of Cosplay by Thurstan Redding, looks into the role-play and costume phenomenon. It is published by Thames and Hudson. All photographs: Thurstan Redding Share on Facebook Share on Twitter X-Men’s Mystique (manicurist)‘I love dressing up as different characters. It’s so fun to become someone else […]
10.24 GMT Last modified on Mon 20 Feb 2023 11.30 GMT Richard E Grant, presenter of the awards, takes a selfie with winners on stage after the ceremony Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Best actor winners Cate Blanchett and Austin Butler talk backstage after receiving their awards Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Felix Kammerer, star […]
14.00 GMT Ian and Bernina Bod at the Diva AwardsThe night of nights for the Sydney drag community is the Drag Industry Variety Awards. Ian was instrumental in making the night the huge success it is today. He started by designing the poster, during the days it was held in a nightclub, to turning it into […]
07.00 GMT Arrayah Loynd: Come and Find Me (Juror’s pick)‘My brain doesn’t process thoughts and feelings very well. It struggles to separate things, gets them all tangled up and leaves me exhausted. Being able to express myself visually and creatively becomes a burning need. It brings a sense of relief from extreme emotions and physical sensations […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Tue 14 Feb 2023 12.12 GMT Galaxy Explosion by Pável Vélez, Mexico (1st Place, Latin America)Fireworks celebrate the dawn of a new year in the small town of Santa Rosa Xochiac, Mexico. The World Photography Organisation can now reveal the national award winners for the Sony World Photography Awards 2023. An exhibition […]
07.00 GMT Meagher County, Montana, 46°11.409946N, 110°44.018901WTopographies: Aerial Surveys of the American Landscape presents the latest body of work from Stephen Shore: a series of photographs, shot by drone from 2020 onwards, which reveal in arresting detail the interplay of natural and man-made landscapes in Montana, Wyoming, North Carolina, New York and beyond. It was shot […]
07.00 GMT Timing: Essex, stepfather Doug’s house, 2011Melanie Stidolph says: ‘The photographs in this book were made over the five years I was unsuccessfully trying to get pregnant. Part of my art practice, but also subconsciously, a way of coping.’ Stidolph’s work will be showing as part of the group exhibition, We Are Floating In Space, […]
17.00 GMT Virginia Plate, Minnesota. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The River Thames; Staines to Richmond, England. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Shrewsbury, England. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Nasa Lunar Map of Chaplygin. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The River Thames; Abingdon to Wallingford, England. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter […]
14.00 GMT Single shot category runner-up ‘Nelson’ captured by Neil Hummerston while working in remote Northern Territory and far-north Queensland communities. His image of a young boy in one of these remote communities truly captures the essence of country. Photograph: Neil Hummerston Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Creative category winner ‘Suspended’ is a single shot […]
07.00 GMT The Proximity of Mortality is about Toronto-based photographer Stephen Starkman’s journey living with stage four cancer. Stephen was diagnosed in 2021 and shared the news with his colleagues at a photography workshop he was taking in the US. One of them suggested he turn his experience living with cancer into a photo book project. […]