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Book: Maurice Broomfield, Photographs
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Street photography from OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Center construction site
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A long marriage beautifully captured in new photography book
Erik Kessels’ new book, In Almost Every Picture #17, traces the photographs a couple take on a lifetime of holidays
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Snap chat: Daido Moriyama on how to be a street photographer
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In pictures: the W* photography desk’s 2019 digest of visual inspiration
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Olivo Barbieri brings together 10 years of aerial photography in ’Site Specific’
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Photographer Keiichi Tahara’s adventures in Fin-de-Siecle are explored in a new tome
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A new book documents Avedon’s advertising legacy
The photographer's 60-year commercial history is bought together in one visually spectacular volume
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William Kentridge turns Moleskine notebook into art
South African artist William Kentridge is the latest contributor to the Moleskine Foundation Collection, transforming a notebook into a visual parable brimming with ‘thoughts accepted and abandoned’
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The dark side of photography: Broomberg & Chanarin uncover uncomfortable truths
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Take a stand
A video art pioneer and conceptual photographer, we retrace Guest Editor William Wegman's career and celebrate his four-legged sitters
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Hanna Tveite snaps strikingly-designed beauty products
Exclusively for Wallpaper* readers, Tveite shares images of some of the most strikingly designed beauty products out there, from big name brands like Chanel to relatively new names like Ormaie and AFRA.
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Take a trip through nostalgic travel photography with Rimowa
The Cologne-based suitcase expert has released a Rizzoli-published monograph of its archival designs
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Magnum photographer Olivia Arthur on ‘culture, people and machines’
The Photography Show 2021 at the NEC Birmingham hosts a discussion forum where visual talent views the world via the prism of humanity and technology, imagination and reality
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Antwaun Sargent curates genre-defying photography exhibition in St. Louis
At projects+gallery, St. Louis, critic, curator and author Antwaun Sargent has conceived an exhibition of young photographers who are turning their gazes to a new, genreless mode of photography
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Daragh Soden: ‘I may be gagged, bound and naked under the heel of a queen, but I am in control of the image’
Photographer Daragh Soden discusses his compelling series Ladies & Gentlemen, now on show at PhotoIreland
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Wolfgang Tillmans: 3 vols
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Candid camera: unseen Polaroids by Warhol, Mapplethorpe and more come to light
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’Dreams’ by Koto Bolofo
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What 15 objects have got you through the pandemic?
Designer Paula Zuccotti asked the question: ‘What 15 objects got you through lockdown?’. Over a thousand people responded. These are the results of her expansive, global, year-long collective research project.
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Martin Parr’s witty portrayal of British domestic life in the 1990s opens at Beetles & Huxley
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Winners of #CreateCOP26 announced ahead of UN Climate Change Conference
As COP26, the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference, gets ready to kick off in Glasgow, we spotlight the winners of #CreateCOP26, an award for young artists confronting themes of climate change
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A tactile approach: Paula Zuccotti photographs a world of objects
To begin with, it just sounds impossible. But ethnographer and trend forecaster Paula Zuccotti has proved that, in fact, taking an inventory of every thing a person touches in 24 hours is not just doable, but also can yield beautiful and enlightening results. Her book, Every Thing We Touch: a 24-hour inventory of our lives is published by Viking next month and, in a series of meticulously arranged photographs, she shows how simply and unexpectedly a series of objects can tell extraordinary stories about our existence.
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Emerging talent at Amsterdam's Unseen Photo Fair 2013
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Book club: 'Chromes' explores William Eggleston's love affair with colour
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Preston is my Paris: a new book reveals the unlikely allure of a Northern England city
The final chapter in Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson’s decade-long project celebrates the role that photography and culture can play outside of major British urban centres
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The grand-père of photojournalism: Henri Cartier-Bresson
