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The Oscar-winning actor’s pictures of a near-deserted New York are an expression of her own isolation. But through them she found connection
Two shows of the late British artist reveal his intimate, complex and touching images of the working classes
The analogue renaissance has turned the point-and-shoot into a collectable
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The photographer and gallerist turned cultural powerhouse Ronan Mckenzie
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Gavin Bond’s 1990s backstage fashion photographs finally steal the limelight
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Elizabeth Bick’s deeply empathetic photographs reveal moments of beauty and awe
The Delhi protests were scuttled by the pandemic, but they meant something
The Turner Prize-nominee on the role of costume in her life and work
Janna Ireland’s photographs of his work highlight his chameleon-like style and experience of segregation
The sea through the eyes of six world-famous photographers
We project our politics, snobberies and desires on to the sea — and it reflects us back. But it also kindles new ways of seeing
The Dutch photographer’s Polaroid portraits reveal so much about American celebrity culture
From a photographic study of British country life to abandoned homes in New Zealand’s Christchurch
This year’s Rencontres d’Arles festival showcases her photographs of New York’s 1970s avant-garde arts scene
Nasa’s translation of infrared light into colour is like making a digitally doctored photo of deep space
Mediterranean escapes and Campari spritzes to put you in a holiday mood
A retrospective at New York’s International Center of Photography traces six decades of the American’s career
Chris Kraus, author of the cult novel ‘I Love Dick’, on freedom, destruction and the parallels with her own creative process
The latest Leica rangefinder, an all-action hero, a filmmaking legend and more
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