Realising that the experiences of a whole generation of British-Bangladeshis will soon be lost – and motivated by celebrating the community in the midst of a rising far right – Seema Khalique built a multi-faceted piece of history now on show in London’s Bethnal Green
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The 2025 Wellcome Photography Prize highlights global health challenges through powerful images spanning domestic abuse, climate migration and microscopic disease
Held within the wider BredaPhoto Festival, a strand of exhibitions by artists from the SWANA region dismantles flat media-driven narratives to present richer, more nuanced perspectives
A new exhibition and the THEA space in Groningen, Netherlands, use art to think through technology and human experience, explains curator and director Roosje Klap
As Aperture moves to the Upper West Side and a renewed focus on reaching out, executive director Sarah Meister reflects on its ‘tentacular’ past and future
On show for the first time in 30 years, Francesca Odell’s intimate documentary work is finally getting its due
Its first in-person undertaking since 2018, this year’s Photoworks Festival embraces the possibilities of uncertainty with a series of events across Brighton & Hove
Magnum Photos’ Ian Berry passed away on 13 September at the age of 92, a committed documentary photographer whose work made a real difference
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