Tag: Photography

  • Don McCullin: Broken Beauty

    This exhibition spans 50 years, from the now 90-year-old photographer’s gruelling 1960s and 70s pictures of poverty at home and wars and famine abroad to his haunting shots of rural Somerset and his latest project, photographs of ancient Roman statues

  • Jerwood / Photoworks Awards 5

    Award winners Roman Manfredi and Sayuri Ichida bring lost and overlooked communities into view, with Manfredi exploring the history of gender diversity in Neapolitan culture and Ichida looking at Japan’s rapid population decline

  • Still Glasgow

    Including works by Bert Hardy and Oscar Marzaroli to Alan Dimmick and Iseult Timmermans, this exhibition spotlights the Scottish city and its photography from the 1940s to the present, but above all it is a record of the people who…

  • Luigi Ghirri: Polaroid ’79-’83

    Ghirri’s spell using Polaroid cameras takes us on an imaginary adventure, with leading clues or images that make us question the nature of reality and what we see

  • Merlin Daleman – interview

    The photographer talks about how his new photo book, Mutiny, captures the backstory of the Brexit vote and how he combines the documentary and the artistic tradition, while never losing sight of the humanity and humour of its subjects

  • Lee Miller

    Celebrating the photographic work of Lee Miller in grand style, this retrospective showcases her many facets and offers a glimpse of the inspiring persona behind the images

  • Joy Gregory: Catching Flies with Honey

    This survey show, spanning four decades, brings together more than 250 works from this innovative Black British artist

  • Peter Mitchell: Nothing Lasts Forever

    Mitchell’s photographs of urban decay and the demolition of buildings in Leeds over the past 50 years show a world now vanished, but his empathy for his subjects shines through

  • Mahtab Hussain: What Did You Want to See?

    With portraits of mosques and people at prayer, the British Asian artist documents the racist stereotyping typically experienced by Muslims across his home city of Birmingham

  • Jeff Wall: Life in Pictures

    White Cube presents a generously portioned survey of the trailblazing conceptual photographer, from his disquieting re-enactments of everyday life to his recent mannerist experiments