The DJ’s love for ephemera has spun into an art form with photographer Mark Vessey
From Elvis Presley’s Graceland to bombed apartments in Ukraine and refugee camps in Jordan, a diverse selection of photographers examines the notion of home
From his home in Ramallah, Palestinian writer Raja Shehadeh reflects on belonging, memory and the increasingly fragile state of the West Bank
Projects by William Eggleston, Nathyfa Michel, Anthony Luvera, Christopher Nunn, Guanyu Xu, Tudor Rhys Etchells, Kalpesh Lathigra, Hrair Sarkissian, Carrie Mae Weems, Sabine Hess and Nicolas Polli
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The photographer’s proud yet highly constructed images of Malians make for gorgeous viewing at the Brooklyn Museum
His supersaturated images won him fame and membership of Magnum Photos — but not without controversy
Gardener Tony Putman’s experience flies in the face of preconceptions about relationships between humans and wildlife
Jean Cocteau charity Christmas cards, Tekla for your dog, a champagne dinner and much more
A cache of colourful photos from the Magnum agency reveal a world where the beautiful and the everyday commingled
Psychiatrist Hugh Welch Diamond tried to capture a medicalised notion of insanity in his photography
He may be the epitome of an artist’s artist, but his work is — or seems to be — all around us
The latest participants in the New York museum’s venerable series don’t even seem to like taking pictures — but a couple can still draw magic out of the medium
The French artist’s uses photography and lo-fi props to visualise timescales outside of human perception
A subversive take on Soviet and post-Soviet life offers humanity, humour and mischief at London’s Photographers’ Gallery
Now on show in London, her photographs are a remarkable record of a receding rural world
American photographer Sally Mann’s new book, ‘Art Work’, asks how an artist should live
The photographer has borne witness to conflict and suffering for three decades. Now her own story is told in a documentary
An exhibition exploring the photographer’s work highlights the role of stylish eccentrics in creativity
The multidisciplinary artist’s new work ‘Black Atlas’ draws on 5,000 years of western art history to throw new light on how race works
With an unerring eye, the photographer captured the 20th century in all its beauty and brutality
ScanLAB’s pictures of decaying desert succulents are able to capture a landscape in ways the human eye cannot
Despite its scale, the subject has rarely entered public debate about the country’s wartime past — until now
The actor makes sense of success with her photographer sibling
