Photography

Chloe Stead talks with the artists about their personal approaches to mining the past

Jonathan Carver Moore speaks to the artist about building Black queer communities through art

Colin Edgington on how images of COVID-19 attempted to capture the invisible

Mariama Attah, Anna Frances Douglas and Jeremy Millar revisit John Berger’s famed television series and book

Jessica Lynne speaks to the artist about photographing the Rio Grande and deconstructing borders

On the occasion of her retrospective at Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Paris, the photographer reflects on some of her best-known projects

Jack Halberstam on how abstraction can offer a means of representing, complicating, dispersing and concealing trans embodiment

frieze contributors and editors nominate a young photographer whose work excites and intrigues them

Ahead of her presentation in the French Pavilion at this year's Venice Biennale, Zineb Sedira speaks with Róisín Tapponi about the influence of Third Worldist cinema and transnational alliances on her practice 

On the occasion of Smith’s first UK solo show at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, the artist reflects on the ways her work acts as a living archive and photographing the likes of Grace Jones

The artist and creator of the fair-campaign imagery for Frieze Los Angeles talks about encapsulating a city’s “moments of depth and detail”

A survey at Art + Practice, Los Angeles, celebrates the artist’s unique combination of photography and dance

At Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, the artist's photography is a personalized window into the material effects of social inequity

At Jan Mot, Brussels, the artist's still lifes reanimate his 1987 installation at New York’s Cable Gallery, giving tangible proof of his fictional narrative

What role did the institution play in photography’s ascent?

Linda Rosenkrantz remembers the decades of friendship she had with the photographer

At London’s Photographers’ Gallery, a retrospective of the US artist is an intimate yet unsentimental look into a bygone era

A tactile archive exhibition of the artist’s photography at Birmingham’s Grand Union evokes the joyful resilience of LGBTQ+ people in the face of adversity

The photographer explains about why he chose fauvist florals for his Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2021 campaign commission
 

Kamayani Sharma on the tragedies and ethical dilemmas facing photographers and journalists on the subcontinent