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Mid-century memories: Taschen rediscovers hidden gems in the Julius Shulman vaults
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Horsing around: Paola Pivi reaches new heights at the Eiffel Tower
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’Deus Ex Machina’: Katerina Jebb rips up the photographer’s rule book
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George Osodi’s portraits of African royalty go on show at London’s Bermondsey Project
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Body language: Efi Spyrou is both artist and artwork at Diatopos in Cyprus
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Book: Third Life by Norbert Schoerner
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'Dynasty Marubi': a hundred years of Albanian studio photography is surveyed at Foam
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Chino Otsuka photographs, London
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Simply being: Chris Floyd explores scale and space in ’The Infinity Degree’
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Chris Shaw’s ’Night Porter’ meets Daido Moriyama’s demimonde photography at Tate Britain
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Different vistas: James Welling channels Andrew Wyeth for Brandywine show
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Dana Lixenberg captures over 20 years in LA’s Imperial Courts
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Dana Lixenberg: ’The Mayor’ photography project
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Beach life: Vilebrequin teams up with coastal photographer Massimo Vitali for a lesson in artful bathing
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Kiana Hayeri wins Leica photography award for series on Afghan women
Leica has awarded its annual photography prize, the Leica Oskar Barnack Award 2022, to Iranian-Canadian Kiana Hayeri for her series Promises Written on the Ice, Left in the Sun
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The Wapping Project mounts its final exhibition, 'The Lady From the Sea'
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Cartier-Bresson: A Question of Colour’ at Somerset House, London
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Watch Tobias Grau’s newest lights brought to life with an artful spin
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Alessandra Sanguinetti captures an unseen side of France
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’ÉCAL Photography’ explores the role of the photographer in the digital age
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'An Incomplete Dictionary of Show Birds' by Luke Stephenson
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Village people: Stephen Shore reveals unseen photographs of Luzzara
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Highland fling: Martin Parr scours loch and glen in an ode to Scotland
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Magnum photographer Stuart Franklin talks CineStill, film and experimentation
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A panoramic portrait of 20th century China as seen by Magnum photographers
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China’s first contemporary photography museum is putting local artists in focus
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Screen idol: Hiroshi Sugimoto’s serene series of theatres is worth looking up to
