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Photography
‘Hold My Legs’: The Photograph That Asked Everything of Its Photographer
Ernie Sisto asked colleagues to hold his legs, climbed onto a ledge and leaned out as far as he dared to photograph a disaster unfolding in the sky.
What Can Photographs Say in a World Full of Images?
The Wellin Museum's Storytelling pairs Milton Rogovin's Buffalo portraits with Lorna Simpson and a new Keisha Scarville installation to ask how photo…
Aperture Opens Permanent New York Headquarters on Upper West Side
Aperture has bought a permanent home at 380 Columbus Avenue, with a Levenbetts refurb, a Dashwood Books pop-up and a New York-themed inaugural show u…
David Lynch's Photographs Draw Goth Crowds to First Posthumous LA Show
The first posthumous show of David Lynch's photographs opened at LA's Pace Gallery, drawing goths, weirdos and art world figures to honor the late di…
Ian Berry, Magnum Photographer Who Witnessed Sharpeville, Dies at 92
Ian Berry, who photographed the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre and later joined Magnum, died on 13 September at 92. His images helped exonerate protesters…
Photoworks Festival Returns to Brighton & Hove After Eight Years
Un/Stable: Lands, Anxieties, Dreams runs 02 October–01 November 2026, the first full Photoworks Festival since 2018, with director Louise Fedotov-Cle…
Rania Matar's Where Do I Go? Portraits of Lebanon's Women
Rania Matar spent five years photographing young women across Lebanon for Where Do I Go? — 135 portraits published just as full-scale war returned to…
Mark Holborn Returns to Chris Killip's Archive for New Book North
Mark Holborn, editor of the 1988 classic In Flagrante, has built a 224-photobook sequence from Killip's archive after the photographer's death, publi…
Taschen and the Lakers Team Up for a 528-Page Photo History
The Los Angeles Lakers and Taschen have released a 528-page official photo history, with a foreword by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and wider retail release s…
Jean-François Leroy, Director of Visa pour l'Image, Dies at 69
Jean-François Leroy, who led Visa pour l'Image since its 1989 founding, died of cancer on 31 August as the festival's 38th edition opened in Perpigna…
