07.00 BST Golders Green Road, 1985All photographs by Nigel Shafran/courtesy Loose Joints Facebook Twitter Lost in Space, The Face, Seven Sisters Road, 1989‘These weren’t usual fashion shoots that are often done in a day. You’d go out, come back to show me a picture, and then go back out to take another one. Then you’d take […]
06.15 BST Last modified on Wed 29 Jun 2022 17.07 BST Tantric Self-Portrait in Jaipur #18, 2000–1, by Pamela SinghBorn in Delhi in 1962, Singh attended Parsons School of Design in New York and the American College in Paris. Through the 1990s, she worked as a photojournalist for the Washington Post, Newsweek, the Sunday Times and Paris […]
07.00 BST Hiroji Kubota: Stock exchange, Hong Kong, 1996The first of Magnum’s three NFT collections will be released as part of the agency’s 75th anniversary celebrations throughout 2022. The collection can be found on Foundation. Six drops will then take place over the next two weeks to 12 July. Each drop will include a selection of […]
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07.00 BST Glance, Hong Kong, 2006Mary McCartney: ‘I am in Hong Kong with my husband, just for one day. This ferry ride is one of my favourite moments from that day. We are together, side by side, just simply observing all around us. This couple catch my eye. Their closeness, and ease with each other. And […]
12.03 BST First published on Mon 20 Jun 2016 12.55 BST When Donald Wolfit played the role in 1941, critics observed parallels between his Richard and Hitler. Photograph: Tunbridge/Getty Images Facebook Twitter Alec Guinness as Richard at the first Shakespeare festival held at Stratford, Ontario, put on by the British director Tyrone Guthrie in 1953. Photograph: Everett/Rex/Shutterstock […]
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07.00 BST Last modified on Fri 24 Jun 2022 10.41 BST Kirkwood’s project is an obsession born out of a love of the Lake District and the elements. She says: ‘It’s a daunting prospect to make landscape photographs in [a place] that has been endlessly photographed, and its beauty affirmed by many masters … I wondered if […]
07.00 BST Beckett’s Castle, 1991The Learning Photographer is the first major retrospective dedicated to the German artist Hans Georg Berger, whose work focuses on intimate and cultural identities. The exhibition explores the intimacy of his relationship with the French writer Hervé Guibert (1955-1991), his hermitage on the island of Elba and, finally, after a long journey […]
07.00 BST Metaverse, 2022Expressing both the comical and the poignant, Julie Blackmon’s work serves as a mash-up of pop phenomena, consumer culture and social satire. This new exhibition follows Blackmon’s trajectory of incorporating the cultural signifiers of the present moment into touching domestic tableaux. Julie Blackmon: Metaverse is at Jackson Fine Art gallery, Atlanta, until 23 […]
07.00 BST Last modified on Tue 21 Jun 2022 15.54 BST Untitled, 1968In 1968, the west African photographer Rachidi Bissiriou set up Studio Plaisir in his hometown of Kétou in Benin, which he operated until its closure in 2004. Gloire Immortelle is Bissiriou’s first ever solo exhibition. It captures the spirit of a pivotal historical moment through […]
17.00 BST Photograph: All images are from the series Nesting © Gail Turpin Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Topics Painting The Observer Drawing Exhibitions Art More galleries
07.00 BST Tumult Tulipea, 2020Margriet Smulders: ‘It’s impossible for my tulips to keep up. They all have their own wishes. In the meantime storms are deregulating their lives, rapidly they start to decay, that’s why they want to dance and celebrate life.’ Photo Basel, Switzerland’s international art fair dedicated to photography, is on until 19 June […]
07.00 BST Gisèle Freund: Par elle-même, 1931Anita Neugebauer (1916-2012) founded Switzerland’s first photo gallery in 1976 and devoted herself to the mediation of international and national photography. Neugebauer met and became longtime friends with photographer Gisèle Freund who became known mainly for her sensitive photo reportage and portraits of personalities from art and politics. Anita’s Point […]
07.00 BST Tyler, the Creator for WSJ Magazine Innovators, 2019From major portraits of the likes of Naomi Campbell, FKA Twigs and Tyler, the Creator to cover shoots for leading magazines, Campbell Addy has quickly become one of the most in-demand photographers of his generation. His book Feeling Seen is out now through Prestel Publishing. All photographs […]
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07.00 BST Viroflay station, France, 2013A new exhibition aims to unveil an interesting and lesser-known aspect of Magnum photographers’ portfolios: assignments done on commission. Although rarely recognised as ‘Magnum work’ by a wider audience, it nonetheless tells a vital part of the Magnum story, and of the story of photography in general, which occupies a complex […]
09.17 BST Last modified on Wed 8 Jun 2022 09.41 BST A Matter of Colour. Documentary of the Struggle for Racial Equality in the USA – Danny Lyon and others, London, 1965Photography and mass or pop culture grew dramatically during the 60s. Globally, news events were captured in printed photos: from colonial wars, revolts against racial segregation […]
07.00 BST Moves and Pepsi, Harlem, New York, 1955A new retrospective of William Klein’s work explores the artist’s life and career, highlighting his development as an artist and the connections between his different practices. William Klein: YES is at the International Center of Photography, New York until 12 September. All photographs: William Klein/Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery […]
07.00 BST Famille, Buttes Chaumont, 2017Since 2010, Thomas Boivin has been making beautiful, contemplative black and white photographs of his Parisian neighbourhood and the people who live there. Set in the eastern part of the city, Belleville is a multicultural area of the city that attracts artists and those new to France. Of this image Boivin […]
07.00 BST Last modified on Thu 2 Jun 2022 07.56 BST Neonila, Stand for Ukraine, 2022‘First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.’ All photographs: Gary Calton. Citizens of Our Time is at Amber, Newcastle, until 26 June Facebook Twitter Louise Woodward campaign, 1997Citizens of Our Time began in […]