Director of the Visa pour l’Image festival of photojournalism for nearly 40 years, Jean-François Leroy passed away just as it opened for the 38th time. As editorial commissions vanish and AI, fake news, and authoritarian regimes threaten photojournalism, what’s next for the festival?
“To be given the keys to the archive is a privilege,” says Mark Holborn who, nearly four decades after editing Chris Killip’s seminal In Flagrante, was trusted by Killip’s son Matthew to make a new book of his work, North
A new book considers the key 1970s work of Japanese photographer, political writer and co-founder of Provoke magazine Takuma Nakahira
Rania Matar returned to Lebanon for years to photograph the women navigating a country in perpetual crisis. By the time her book was published, war had returned with a question impossible to ignore
Sergio Valenzuela-Escobedo’s latest exhibition, Mänk’áčen (Revision 6), at Mumbai’s Dilip Piramal Art Gallery, National Centre for the Performing Arts, expands on long-term research into the genealogies of the camera in relation to pre-photographic modes of visuality
A member of the London Library, Louis Porter uses it multitude of books and grand surroundings as the hub of his photographic practice
A new exhibition drawing on the Martin Parr Foundation’s collection of documentary images reveals an eerie weird in the everyday
Ahead of the Good Muslim/Bad Muslim symposium, meet the artists exploring the breadth of Muslim identity through their work
The 2025 WellcomNouf Aljowaysir erases part of archival images to illustrate the biases and cultural gaps embedded in the digital landscape captured by western AI technology
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