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The next issue of Photoworks Annual, will explore how photography and visual culture can be used to foreground LGBTQ+ rights.
Submission deadline: 7 July 2017
Chris Nunn’s ongoing series looks at the domestic and the everyday in face of long term and violent conflict.
We speak to curator and photographer, Tom Lovelace, about his curation of ‘At Home She’s a Tourist’, an exhibition focussing on eclectic approaches to domestic space, showing at Copeland Gallery 19 – 21 May, 2017.
On the eve of Mike Mandel’s major exhibition at SFMOMA, we caught up to talk about his projects, approach and long term collaboration with Larry Sultan.
Richard Mosse talks about his latest project, Incoming, which uses a weapons-grade camera to photograph refugees and migrants as they journey across the Middle East, North Africa and Europe.
During Brighton Photo Biennial 2010, photographer Wolfgang Tillmans spoke about his career in conversation with Joanna Lowry.
Alejandra Carles-Tolra, Sam Laughlin and Lua Ribeira
Photoworks Annual Issue 23: Self Styled explores and expands upon idea raised by Brighton Photo Biennial 2016. Self Styled focuses on fashion, style and identity.
Alexandra Polina takes over our Instagram account, June 2017.
Photographer Carlos Alba, takes over our Instagram account June, 2017.
Selected as one of the winners of the recent Offspring Photo Meet portfolio reviews, we caught up with Lewis Khan to talk about his project Love Time.
Swiss photographer, Romain Mader becomes our next Instagram takeover guest editor, June 2017.
Pål Hansen’s series, One Day In Brooklyn, captures the sights and characters of New York.
Tom Hatton, a recent Royal College of Art graduate becomes our next Instagram guest editor, May 2017.
In the run up to Photo London, we caught up with Maisie Cousins to talk about her selected works on show during the fair.
Coinciding with an exhibition at Photo London and a solo exhibition at Webber Represents, we caught up with Thomas Albdorf to learn more about his work which looks at how the internet influences our perceptions of the world.
James Murray’s debut solo exhibition ‘Desire Works’ shows at Project 78 Gallery from April 22 – May 13.
Brighton Photo Biennial exhibitor and “photography royalty” Nigel Shafran, spoke with writer and critic, Francis Hodgson at an event during BPB16.
In the lead up to the opening of his exhibition ‘At Home She’s a Tourist’, showing at Copeland Gallery from 19th to 21st May, 2017, curator Tom Lovelace takes over our Instagram account.
We catch up with Prix Pictet 2017 nominee Mandy Barker, to hear more about her ‘imperfectly known animals’.
Photo London Somerset House, WC2R Saturday 20 May 2017
Space Studios, London E8 Friday 12 – Saturday 13 May 2017
Photo London Screening Room Somerset House, WC2R 1.30pm Sunday 21 May 2017 £12
University of Sussex 6pm, 2 May 2017 with Martin Barnes, Senior Curator of Photography V&A
The Photographers’ Gallery Director, Brett Rogers O.B.E. reveals her choices to our regular host Stephen Bull.
Award winning photographer Anna Fox, becomes our next guest editor for our Instagram takeover, April 2017.
Selected as a Photograd runner up in the recent call for entries on the theme of superstition, Robert Darch’s series The Moor presents mythology in the landscape.
Next on our Instagram account we welcome Bex Day, April 2017.
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