PhotographyFestivals

Throughout 2016, British photographer Mark Neville spent time with Ukrainians who had left their homes as a consequence of the war in the Donbass region, and it quickly became clear…

More than one hundred and twenty galleries, one-person shows by Edward Burtynsky, Darren Almond, William Henry Fox Talbot and Bruce Gilden, three new commissions, as well as a programme of…

Takeshi Shikama’s work is the result of a journey. From long walks in remote Japanese or American woodlands to urban forests such as New York or Paris, Takeshi Shikama trained…

Barbara Cole, whose work can be seen on Bau-Xi Gallery’s booth at Photo London, is a Canadian artist known for her ethereal underwater photography which emulates painting both stylistically and…

A collection of rare early modernist photographs of American railroads are exhibited at The London Photograph Fair, 19 – 20 May at The Great Hall, King’s College, London. Around 1977…

A Shade of Pale is an exhibition in London curated by Carrie Scott that celebrates the debut of a select, inimitable group of 10 artists. It opened at the store x on May 16,…

British photographer Paul Hart has spent over a decade exploring human relationships with the land through photographs devoid of people. His series concentrate on specific geographical regions, where he photographs…

The fourth edition of the Photo London, which take place at Somerset House between May 17 and 20, 2018, includes this year 101 galleries from 18 different countries. The galleries…

This year, 1790 artists working with photography responded to Foam’s annual Talent Call, which has the reputation of representing the latest developments in photography. The final selection of 20 artists…

The London Photograph Fair, the only British fair dedicated to historic photography (19th and 20th century) will hold its “Special Edition” Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 May at King’s College…