06.00 GMT Lucy May Barker and Laura Dos Santos in Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial, adapted by Liv Hennessy, at Wyndham’s theatre, London. Directed by Lisa Spirling and designed by Polly Sullivan Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Becky Barry, centre, in Perfect Show for Rachel by Zoo Co Theatre at the Barbican’s Pit […]
07.00 GMT Eddie Redmayne by David LeveneEddie sips a herb drink mixed with hot water, to help soothe his voice during a matinee performance as EmCee in Cabaret. ‘I tend to be more relaxed on a matinee. Because you’re coming straight from the night before, you’re sort of warmed-up already’ Share on Facebook Share on Twitter […]
14.00 GMT Before and after the main eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai undersea volcano in Tonga in January. Photograph: WorldView-2 satellite/Maxar Share on Facebook Share on Twitter ‘The exodus’ from the Burning Man festival in Nevada in September. Photograph: WorldView-2 nighttime satellite/Maxar Share on Facebook Share on Twitter A Christmas tree and nativity scene in […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 22 Dec 2022 12.01 GMT Marion and daughter PiaPhotographer Christopher Anderson’s new book, Marion, is a love letter to his wife. It marks the closing chapter of a trilogy of books that chronicles their lives, and loves, in beautiful depth over the course of their partnership. It follows Son (about Atlas, […]
07.00 GMT #helloboy, October 2021Chris Maliwat’s new book captures people being themselves on the New York City subway. The book is divided into pre-pandemic and post-pandemic sections. ‘It was interesting for me to start seeing individuals in groups choosing to not wear a mask,’ says Maliwat. ‘The social pressures of the pandemic meant groups either were […]
07.00 GMT Norman Seeff: Robert Mapplethorpe and Patti Smith, New York, 1969Presence is a new book detailing the personal collection of photographer and humanitarian Judy Glickman Lauder. Spanning from pictorialism, portraiture and fashion to documentary and photojournalism, it features iconic figures from the fields of art, politics, entertainment and social justice. Presence: The Photography Collection of […]
07.00 GMT The UAE Pavilion at EXPO 2020, taken by Francesca Pompei“Designed by the Swiss-Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava for the Dubai Expo. At the centre of the structure there is a sphere-shaped void that serves as an auditorium with a capacity of 200. Its continuum form is a symbol of resilience and of a boundless future […]
06.11 GMT TV And Shadows, a television set by a window, California, circa 1975. ‘I never really wanted to be a photographer. It slowly grew out of the compromise of a boy who desired to combine two goals – explorer or painter,’ Haas said Photograph: Ernst Haas/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Rock Mountain, […]
07.00 GMT Don Travis and Wayne Crichlow have spent the last three years creating images and oral histories of Hackney’s Caribbean and African communities – including the one centred on Dalston’s Gillett Square, a space of radical history through the black experience. They write: ‘These intergenerational stories include histories of personal struggle, such as mental health, […]
07.00 GMT Harajuku Rain, Tokyo, 01:36:02No matter how different or far apart, cities at night share particular features: neon lights and lonely figures, quiet train stations and taxi drivers, empty buildings and streets. In his new book After Dark, photographer Liam Wong encounters the people and places, the slivers of life, that move differently in this […]
10.36 GMT Last modified on Mon 12 Dec 2022 10.59 GMT In costume for the ballet Checkmate circa 1948 Photograph: Baron/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on Twitter As Death, taking her revenge on Donald of the Burthens, played by Alexander Grant, in the Sadler’s Wells production of Léonide Massine’s Scottish ballet Donald of the Burthens, at […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Tue 13 Dec 2022 16.05 GMT Robert Darch: ‘I grew up in a small town in the Midlands. At the time it felt landlocked and I was always exploring the edges, trying to find a way out. The winter skies were heavy, still and grey. I made trips back to the Midlands […]
17.00 GMT My grandmother (in pearls) holding the weight of the world on her shoulders, her legs as big as tree trunks. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Edith Sitwell holding giant book. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Woman (Lotte Lenya) holding man (Peter Lorre). Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Woman holding chicken. Share […]
07.00 GMT Little Women (小婦人), Hong Kong, 1961Fan Ho (1931-2016) captured Hong Kong in the 1950s and 60s and devoted his life to his craft. Ahead of a new retrospective his family said: ‘Fan Ho will always have a special place in our hearts. We know we will continue to discover something refreshing every time we […]
07.00 GMT Felicity Hammond: Hidden Gems, 2022This work has been developed for the Photoworks festival and is part of a series by Hammond on mineral extraction and mining the Earth’s resources. Photoworks festival returns in the format of the Festival in a Box, an experimental and decentralised festival model promoting accessibility, sustainability and agency where the […]
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07.00 GMT Street Scene, Warsaw, PolandThis is Nalewki Street, the commercial centre of the Warsaw Jewish Quarter. Six years after Richard Scheuer’s visit, it became part of the Warsaw Ghetto and was destroyed when the Nazis razed the Ghetto in 1943. Street Visions: Europe, 1934 – Photographs by Richard J Scheuer is on view at Dr […]
17.00 GMT Last modified on Mon 5 Dec 2022 11.19 GMT New American Scenery, Across the Borderline No 4 (Trumpian Campaigne), 2020Transfer print collage on shell-edge pearlware platter, c1820. Paul Scott: ‘The 1,954 miles from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico are marked by a series of intermittent vertical barriers, the border ‘wall’. As of November […]
09.04 GMT Last modified on Fri 2 Dec 2022 09.13 GMT Winner: Vision of the Future | Vertical Farming by Arie BasukiOfficers maintain vegetable crops in a warehouse at Sentra farm in West Java, Indonesia. Vegetables such as curly lettuce, romaine, oclave green, siiomak, kailan are cultured in a room where the light and temperature remain stable. […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 1 Dec 2022 09.20 GMT Cristina De Middel: Una Piedra en el Camino, 2021De Middel’s Journey to the Center series borrows the atmosphere and structure of the Jules Verne book Journey to the Centre of the Earth to present the Central American migration route across Mexico as a heroic and daring […]
15.59 GMT Hannah Shepherd-Hulford (centre) plays Medea in Ruination, devised by company Lost Dog Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Ruination retells the myth of the sorceress Medea, who killed her own children, with some arresting new perspectives. Here, Miguel Altunaga (centre) plays King Aeëtes Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Jean-Daniel Broussé as Hades. Lost […]