Photography

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After meeting Bobby Seale at a college protest, Shames became the official photographer of the Black Panther Party, capturing its struggles and moments of stillness.

Step back in time with ‘A Much Better Illusion’, a one night only exhibition and short film that feels very Jean Luc-Godard if he lived in 2018 and had an Instagram.

Derek Ridgers's new book draws on the photographer’s lesser known archive of rock photography, featuring iconic images of Damon Albarn, Neneh Cherry, Nick Cave, Snoop Dogg and more.

The year the country won independence in 1960, Sanlé opened a photo studio, where teens would flock to have their portraits taken in a mélange of traditional costumes and modish street clothes.

A country in which nearly half the population are under 15 years old, Uganda really is for the young.

'CUTS', published by Tyrone Lebon and Michael Kopelman, celebrates a basement salon that became an alternative mecca for pop icons, fashion editors, and scrappy punk kids.

From Campbell Addy to Nick Waplington, 10 photographers capture 10 portraits in arresting new show, 'A New Beginning'.

As he publishes his latest instalment of backstage photography, this time from the shows of NYC fashion stalwart Marc Jacobs, we discuss a career behind the curtain with Robert Fairer.

Belgian photographer Pierre Debusschere’s debut exhibition UNcovered has been turned into an incredible photobook.

The New York-based photographer's latest portrait series celebrates diversity and individuality.

'Drummies' chronicles an aspirational world where young women can cast off stereotypes and create a positive space for themselves.