Established in 2006 to promote excellence in photography, the annual William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize has become Australia’s most coveted photography prize.
This solo exhibition of 40 large scale works by acclaimed photographer, Anne Collier, questions how photography and media images seduce us and therefore affect our perception.
From 1976 – 1981 a movement organised by musicians and political activists, Rock Against Racism, set about fighting racism through music – initiating performances from reggae and punk artists under the slogan Love Music, Hate Racism.
On 13 November the Carrousel du Louvre will welcome the fourth edition of fotofever paris, a dynamic meeting-point for today’s contemporary photography scene. Founded in 2011, fotofever brings artists and collectors together.
Beirut-based visual artists Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige map out a genealogy of e-mail scams through film and installation in the latest exhibition taking place at Manchester’s HOME.
The 42nd Foire International d’Art Contemporaine (FIAC) opens its doors to visitors in Paris this October. Unveiling a fresh, new programme for 2015 at its preview yesterday, the fair is now open to the public until the end of the week.
The multi-sensory and new unfolded over four days in Regent’s Park during Frieze Art Fair. Now in its 13th year, the fair has evolved with its expansion, integrating innovation as it progresses with its prizes, programming, and projects.
Ben Brown Fine Arts, London, shows the critically acclaimed exhibition, Memory, from Candida Höfer’s (b.1944) latest series. Previously at the Russian State Hermitage Museum, Memory is available to view until 27 November.
Blain|Southern offers viewers the opportunity to see rarely exhibited work by leading video artist Bill Viola. The show focuses on the artist’s stand-alone piece, Moving Stillness (Mt. Rainier)
We interview London-based photographer and London College of Communication alumnus Liz Orton as part of our Next Generation series on promising young photographic talent.
We interview Marisa J. Futernick, an American artist based in London who features in Multiplied Art Fair’s Editions Portfolio at Christie’s from 16-18 October.
We interview Japan-based photographer and London College of Communication alumnus Yukihito Kono as part of our Next Generation series on promising young photographic talent.
Coinciding with its sixth award ceremony, the Fondation Carmignac will be exhibiting works from all years of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award at the Saatchi Gallery in London from 18 November – 13 December.
This year at Frieze London there is an opportunity to hear directly from the Editor of Aesthetica Magazine, Cherie Federico, and artist Marcus Lyon who will discuss the changing face of photography in the digital world.
We interview London-based photographer and London College of Communication alumnus Becca Sidhu as part of our Next Generation series on promising young photographic talent.
Michael Hoppen Gallery addresses the wealth of individual expression in Latin American photography with Voces: Latin American Photography 1980-2015. We interview curator Chantal Fabres.
We interview London-based photographer and London College of Communication alumnus Hannah White as part of our Next Generation series on promising young photographic talent.
IWM London presents Lee Miller: A Woman’s War, a major exhibition depicting women’s experience of the Second World War by acclaimed photographer Lee Miller in October.
London College of Communication graduate Juno Calypso creates self-portraits in which she performs under the guise of a persona named Joyce. Calypso’s distinctive work investigates modern rituals of seduction and beauty.
