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From scientists to teenage amphibian breeders, photographer Jo Metson Scott meets the people restoring Britain’s natural ecosystems
The photographer depicted black Americans ‘morning, noon, night, at work, at play, talking, kidding, laughing’
The artist’s retrospective at the Glenstone museum shows his work’s ambition and its sense of inescapable loneliness
It may not feel like it right now, but we’ll dance again. In the meantime we asked eight photographers to share their stories
This year’s prize tackles the theme of fire. Some of the most powerful entries take an enigmatic, experimental approach
Deal is most recent example of soaring value of art and images in digital era
The Norwegian painter used a camera to explore his preoccupations with spiritualism, naturism — and himself
The artist behind some of the most recognisable images of the past three decades opens up about fame, the scourge of Instagram and why magazines aren’t dead
Alex Prager curates highlights from a retrospective of Levitt’s work documenting New York’s communities
These powerful photographs document floods, fires, the aftermath of extreme weather and species loss
Idlewild has long been a haven for African Americans. Now a new generation is fighting to save its legacy
The photographer on leaving London for Sweden — and ‘travelling inside a fish’
His new show at London’s Science Museum reflects the rainforest’s glories — human, animal and landscape — but recognises the dangers they face
The photographers’ retrospectives at New York’s International Center of Photography can feel like scenes from a soap opera
In a world where everyone is a photographer, the revered photo agency is rethinking its role
Eyeeye.me is using a trove of historical negatives to support a new generation of photographers
It grounds us and gives us a sense of belonging and direction. What happens when it’s gone?
A new exhibition explores the pop artist and the enduring appeal of the instant print
A conversation between the Iranian-born photographer and film-maker, and her longtime friend, artist Isaac Julien
Five acclaimed artists pick one photograph that has moved them or shaped their career
Every year, FT Weekend Magazine invites artists to show London through their eyes. Themes of control, inequality and family inform the latest commissions
Snapshots of life in Kabul and beyond when the country was still a kingdom
The British-Ghanaian artist has been chronicling urban youth culture for 30 years
How a bus trip across India began an exploration of family, identity and culture
Artist Sam Vale repurposes vintage beachside photographs to centre moments of queer intimacy in his series ‘Latent: A hidden history’
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