Established in a picture-perfect historical city, Kyotographie photofestival pushes the boundaries on what can be shown

The new exhibition at Zurich’s Museum Rietberg highlights artists working with historic images

The former director at Claire de Rouen and curator of the Alaïa Bookstore, Flora Gau tells BJP about her new labour of love

On residency in London, the Thai photographer is making work that connects, using the camera to reframe the world and personal experience

Mathieu Richer Mamousse captures one of Paris’s oldest funfairs as a vibrant social stage where working-class traditions and migrant identities collide on the city’s margins

At CPW Kingston, the decorated Vietnamese-American writer presents Sống, a photographic archive built over two decades never initially intended to be viewed publicly

A boutique event in an arty, post-industrial city, Leipzig Photobook Festival takes a punky approach to publishing

Travelling Florida with his sitters, the photographer builds Arcadian portraits that recast masculinity as fluid, gentle and communal

In Social Season, Miranda Barnes’ debut photo book published by MACK’s imprint Important Flowers, cotillions are spaces where teens tenderly display pride and aspiration

The French-born artist unmakes images, intervening in their materiality to expose racist, sexist and capitalist tropes and challenge dominant Western aesthetics – all while questioning her own gaze

A decade-long photographic record of grief, masculinity, and community in Queens, Hard Feelings traces how intimacy endures amid loss

The 2025 Wellcome Photography Prize highlights global health challenges through powerful images spanning domestic abuse, climate migration and microscopic disease

Delving into the jaw-dropping global spend of the US Department of Defense, Edmund Clark and Crofton Black have delivered a portrait of a country that also speaks about everywhere else

The international festival set in Dhaka reemerges for its 25th anniversary with a staggering cast of lens-based artists from around the world

Playing with online displays of bodies, a new generation of artists is exploring the freedoms and restrictions of the digital world

Portrait of Britain returns with a shortlist of 200 photographs reflecting a nation caught between change and continuity.

Open your phone camera roll. You’re probably carrying hundreds, if not thousands, of photographs in your pocket, moments that fizz with satisfaction, and images that accumulate in piles, never to be c...

Mexican artist the artist has been working on Onán for the last 15 years, making photographs of his lovers, sometimes combining them with Catholic imagery

The Chinese-born, Chicago-based artist's exhibition Resident Aliens at Yancey Richardson examines the personal lives and domestic spaces of immigrants

Martin Parr was one of the few photographers to transcend his medium, writes Simon Bainbridge, becoming not just an internationally-celebrated artist but an instantly-recognisable figure in wider popu...

Nineteen portraits are added to the Weston Library's permanent collection at Bodleian Libraries.

Working with an archive of photographs made over a century ago, the artist folds the gaze back onto the Eurocentric lens that shaped the images in The Fold

Curator Hiba Abid stresses the importance of rectifying inaccurately archived photographic materials about MENA communities to resist erasure or over simplification

Using slow, analogue methods, the photographer reimagines Oxford academics as catalysts for change in a contemplative new portrait series

The second artist of the Bodleian Catalyst Commission, Francis Augusto brings his observational approach to create portraits that explore themes of representation and the spaces that spark change

GIRLS: On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between gathers decades of images, memories, from Jim Britt’s iconic Sisters to contemporary reflections on the rituals of growing up

The Zimbabwean-born, London-based artist problematises his memories of childhood, speaking through his self-published book, They Still Owe Him a Boat

The luxury brand is working with image-makers to create a new approach to travel photography that conveys subjective experiences over commercial work

The South London-based Moroccan photographer spent time in Marrakech's barbershops, photographing its young men

The twin brothers are working on a long-term book project reimagining a homeland rooted in Black beauty and belonging

I Still Dream of Lost Vocabularies invites new perspectives on social histories through mixed-media image making

The almost two decades-old photo book is revisited to extend the conversation about a community facing erasure

Discover the world through the lenses of Takashi Arai, Marina Caneve, Tom Fecht and Laetitia Vançon – finalists of this year’s Prix Pictet award, each offering a distinct interpretation of the theme S...

Founded in 2013 and with new director Katy Barron in charge, biennial international photography festival Photo Oxford returns with a theme that aims for both inclusivity and depth

This Will Not End Well is the artist’s first retrospective as a filmmaker; Milan, Italy is one of many stops on its major touring route

Exploring identity, responsibility, and resistance, Apparently in America uses photography to interrogate what it means to be “American” today