09.00 BST Last modified on Fri 31 Mar 2023 13.22 BST Mass launch party, Brixton, London, October 1998 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 6T’s night, 100 Club, central London, January 2001 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Festival in Finland, June 2000 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Dub Narcotic, Islington squat, London, November 1997 Share […]
07.00 BST Untitled by Cieran Jay ForsterThese images are from the Photo London x Hahnemühle student award. The shortlisted students work will be on display during Photo London 2023, at Somerset House, London, from 10-14 May. The winner, announced on 13 May, will receive a valuable residency. Photo London champions young photographers at the fair through […]
07.00 BST Years Like Water is a decade-long look at a small Russian village: its inhabitants, ramshackle institutions, nature and mythology. The series loosely follows the lives of four interconnected families, showing children growing up unsupervised in a magical wilderness, and adults struggling for survival in the same. Years Like Water by Nadia Sablin is available […]
07.00 BST Arizona, 1979Between 1974 and 1985, French photographer Bernard Plossu was deeply immersed in the American west. A new exhibition, The American Years: Unpublished Images 1966-1985 is at the Galerie du Jour, Paris, France until 28 May 2023. It features recently found prints relating to Plossu’s travels across the Atlantic. All photographs: Bernard Plossu/Courtesy Galerie […]
07.11 BST Petticoat Osen: A Tale of Forgetfulness, 1966, Tadanori YokooThis poster for Jōkyō Gekijō’s performance of Petticoat Osen is emblematic of Tadanori Yokoo’s playful and subversive approach to design. The bright hues and dynamic composition not only channel the powerful emotions, energy and bravado of Edo-period kabuki theater, but are also representative of an experimental […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Fri 24 Mar 2023 08.53 GMT Nathalie tell us: ‘When I was 12 years old I told my parents I wanted to do a craft. Every year at Christmas, a man came making little figurines of animals made from glass, an Italian tradition, it was quite magical to watch as he put […]
16.47 GMT Last modified on Fri 24 Mar 2023 17.19 GMT Yasmine Naghdi as Cinderella and Matthew Ball as the Prince. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov with Alexander Agadzhanov, senior teacher and répétiteur, in rehearsals for Cinderella. They will play Cinderella and the Prince in one of the casts. Share on […]
09.00 GMT Last modified on Fri 24 Mar 2023 16.11 GMT Fish ’N’ Chips by Georgie Gibbs, Skegness, July 2021. ‘Many traditional, authentic shopfront facades that are still here today catch my eye. Be it by their colour palettes, typeface or tiling and interiors, it can often feel like stepping back in time.’ Photograph: Georgie Gibbs/The Historic […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Thu 23 Mar 2023 11.49 GMT Anohni as Fiona Blue performing for the first time at the Pyramid Club, 1991From 1992 to 1995, in the midst of the Aids crisis in NYC, an extraordinary theatrical collective emerged called the Blacklips Performance Cult. Co-founded by Anohni with collaborators Johanna Constantine and Psychotic Eve, […]
07.00 GMT Last modified on Wed 22 Mar 2023 12.53 GMT Ida, grandmother from BrooklynSouth Miami Beach is a tiny gem of Art Deco architecture. It was once the winter destination of choice for many seniors throughout the 1970s and 80s. After years of working hard, having survived the depression, the war and concentration camps, Jewish senior […]
10.39 GMT Last modified on Wed 22 Mar 2023 12.20 GMT ‘We had a history with Elton going back to the 2011 and 2013 tours,’ says Ray Winkler from Stufish, the team behind the show’s stage design. ‘We knew Farewell Yellow Brick Road would be his big swan song and started working on it as far back […]
17.26 GMT Nathalie Armin as the social worker Ana and James Norton as Jude, the lawyer at the heart of Hanya Yanagihara’s novel. Photograph: Jan Versweyveld Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Zubin Varla (as Harold) and Elliot Cowan (as Brother Luke) with Norton and Armin. The book is an exploration of trauma, survival and love […]
07.00 GMT Train to Rome 1973Photographer Geoff MacCormack: ‘David signs autographs for fans en route to Rome for a holiday after the Ziggy/Aladdin Sane world tour in 1973. David didn’t stay long, he wasn’t one to lounge around sunbathing and returned home after a couple of days, probably to get back to writing!’ David Bowie: Rock‘n’Roll […]
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 […]
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 […]