Rémy Artiges looks back on documenting the late Le Front National leader Jean-Marie Le Pen’s presidential campaigns while his far-right politics continue to prosper in France today
Featuring newly-commissioned projects, Jaou Tunis Biennale is a major focal point for visual arts from the Global South and its diaspora, open from 23 October-22 November in the Tunisian capital then touring internationally
Paris Photo marks the bicentennial of photography with diverse displays and presentations in the Grand Palais considering the medium’s past and continued evolution
Nikita Teryoshin documents political resistance, exposing propaganda and artwashing. From burning his Russian passport to photographing Pussy Riot’s Venice Biennale protest, his work amplifies dissent through powerful imagery.
The 2025 Wellcome Photography Prize highlights global health challenges through powerful images spanning domestic abuse, climate migration and microscopic disease
With her self-published photobook Râsu’-plânsu’, Aga Łuczakowska looks at the understated minutiae of everyday life in Bucharest decades on from the dictatorial regime of former president Nicolae Ceaușescu
Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography, an exhibition at London’s Tate Modern, shows how the potential of photographic images was expanded by pictorialism, examining its history from the late 19th century onwards
The late-career colour works by the Burkinabe studio photographer Sanlé Sory go on display at The Photographers’ Gallery in London and offer an expanded vision of West African photography
Moving work by artists from two generations is evocatively installed at Japan House – on show until 18 October
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