07.00 GMT Last modified on Mon 27 Dec 2021 08.30 GMT Rochelle Sherona styles her hair for the character of Jack Trot Facebook Twitter Cast members provide offstage backing vocals while watching a live feed of the stage Facebook Twitter Kat B, playing Simple Simon, reaches for a fresh supply of custard pies Facebook Twitter Smelly sock […]
13.30 GMT ‘Forests are not renewable’: the photographer Marcus Westberg reported on the felling of Sweden’s ancient trees and their replacement with monoculture plantations. Photograph: Marcus Westberg Facebook Twitter Ever heard a shrew warble?: Huma Pearce, an ecologist who uses a bat detector to listen to small mammals in south-east London, makes notes on her findings. […]
07.00 GMT Aida Silvestri: TobaccoThe artist explored the impact of Covid on frontline workers of colour. She took the charged political rhetoric of both the media and politicians as a point of departure – linking phrases such as ‘We are all in this together’ or ‘Fighting against an invisible enemy’ with imperial narratives and wartime sentiment. […]
09.00 GMT Shania and Greg, Hubbard county fair, Minnesota, 2016 Facebook Twitter Louis and Dumb, Freeborn county fair, Minnesota, 2016 and again in 2020 Facebook Twitter Gus and Doolittle, Mahnomen county fair, Minnesota, 2016 Facebook Twitter Emma and Ethan with sheep, Blue Earth county fair, Minnesota, 2016 Facebook Twitter Shania and Pineapple, Ramsey county fair, Minnesota, […]
07.00 GMT Courtyard of the Meiji shrine, Tokyo, 1951Born in 1916, Werner Bischof was sent to Korea to photograph the war but it was Japan that most intrigued him. This image of snow-draped trees – which he found ‘exquisite’ and ‘breathtaking beautiful’ – became famous. All photographs: Werner Bischof Estate/Magnum Photos. Japan 1951-1952 is at the […]
07.00 GMT James Barnor with a model, Mortsel, Belgium, 1969Barnor was born in 1929 in Accra, Ghana. He began his career as a portrait photographer in his home city. Based in London in the 1960s, he photographed swinging London and the daily life of the African diaspora. On both continents, his portraits bear witness to a […]
07.00 GMT Tom, Crystal PalaceTom is a young make-up artist living in Croydon. I am making a series called New Waves about teenagers and the inevitable consequences climate change will have on their mental and physical health. In this portrait, I tried to evoke the sweat, pleasure and underlying worry of a UK heatwave. Photograph: Raphaël […]
16.52 GMT Jessie Buckley plays Sally Bowles Facebook Twitter Elliot Levey as Herr Schultz and Stewart Clarke as Ernst Ludwig Facebook Twitter Omari Douglas as Cliff Bradshaw Facebook Twitter Eddie Redmayne as the Emcee Facebook Twitter Jessie Buckley as Sally Bowles Facebook Twitter Anna-Jane Casey as Fraulein Kost Facebook Twitter Cabaret is directed by Rebecca Frecknall […]
07.00 GMT Black (talking about his colors), 2019‘The title of the portraits include what me and the individual photographed were talking about. When I told Black I was making art about race in America, he told me: “I have all the colours.”’ At No Point in Between is at Webber Gallery, London, until 14 January 2021. […]
07.00 GMT Kango Takamura, Woman Playing the Biwa, circa 1930s In the 1920s and 30s, LA, San Francisco and Seattle were home to a vibrant community of photographers. These cities were also home to a rapidly growing population of Japanese immigrants. By the 1920s, an increasing number identified as Japanese American and forged a unique cultural […]
14.00 GMT Spectrum – Vestrahorn, Iceland“The full spectrum of the northern lights over the iconic Vestrahorn location in Iceland. What a dreamlike experience! A G3 strong geomagnetic storm hit the earth on 31 October and produced these wonderful colours” Photograph: Stefan Liebermann Facebook Twitter Higher Prediction – northern Norway“Northern Norway hosts some of the most beautiful […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Tue 7 Dec 2021 14.45 GMT From the series Up, 2018, by Mariam SholajaSholaja often draws inspiration from her Nigerian heritage and imbues her images with natural elements. UP is inspired by the concept of height and altitude. Altitude is measured by air pressure, and Sholaja suggests that the strength of human […]
17.00 GMT A poster for the Department for Mexican Tourism, unidentified artist, c1940 Photograph: All images courtesy of RM Publishing Facebook Twitter Frances Toor’s Guide to Mexico, published by Robert M McBride & Co, with design by Carlos Mérid Facebook Twitter Mexican Art & Life: A Quarterly Illustrated Review, October 1938, with design by Carlos Orozco […]
11.22 GMT Last modified on Mon 6 Dec 2021 11.26 GMT Mia the cocker spaniel, winner of Queen Bell category Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA Facebook Twitter Dolly the chihuahua Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA Facebook Twitter Tallulah the pomeranian Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA Facebook Twitter Mr Darcey the pomeranian Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA Facebook Twitter Mr Darcey Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA Facebook Twitter […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 2 Dec 2021 20.54 GMT Jeremy, 1993An image by the German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans. Art Basel: Miami Beach runs until 4 December Photograph: Wolfgang Tillmans/Courtesy of Galerie Buchholz Facebook Twitter Burbank, 2014 Taking aesthetic cues from film, fashion photography, pulp fiction and her native city of Los Angeles, Alex Prager produces […]
07.00 GMT York House ‘During the 80s I was investigating the Quarry Hill flats and thinking it was difficult to find a meaningful adjective for the whole estate. Hence the variety of titles and myths that stuck with it down the years. Leeds was a very back-to-back, sooty-black city, with outside toilets. Quarry Hill flats were […]