Cultural institution Ibraaz in London extends art beyond conventional boundaries with conversation, community and education to highlight stories from marginalised voices
David Ellingsen uses archival imagery to confront urgent environmental and ecological threats after centuries of exploitation and hunting
Deciding to photograph herself every day for a year, Marie Tomanova embarked on a journey that became a revelation
The 57th edition of the famed French photofestival offers a wide global view from emerging and established voices with a city-wide programme of shows and events
Park Chan-wook is known for his dark movies, but his first European photography exhibition, on show at Lee Ufan Arles, reveals a different vision and another approach to the world
Ximena Borrazás records the horrific injuries sustained by survivors of sexual violence in the war zones of Tigray and Ukraine
Ukrainian artist Sasha Kurmaz wins the 2026 Kraszna-Krausz Photography Book Award with Red Horse, a thought-provoking journey into war and how it’s represented
Harriet Logan and Tristan Lund explain how the Incite Project foregrounds photographers committed to social, environmental and political change
Six curators explore the landscape and stratification over 12 exhibitions in the biennial photofestival held in French city Mulhouse
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