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Frieze 2026: 45 Park Lane Celebrates Great Women Photographers

WITH Frieze week officially under way and art lovers arriving in London from all over the world, 45 Park Lane is celebrating the work of women who have shaped photography. Nan Goldin. Valerie in taxi, Paris The show, on until 15 November 2026, is timed to the publication of Phaidon’s

Dior Beauty announce the winner of its Photography and Visual Arts Award for Young Talents

CHRISTIAN Dior Parfums partners up with LUMA Arles and The École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles (ENSP) to

The V&A welcomes new exhibition Fragile Beauty: Photographs from the Sir Elton John and David Furnish Collection

LONDON’S V&A hosted a private viewing of Fragile Beauty: Photographs from the Sir Elton John and David Furnish Collection in

Glass takes a trip down memory lane with Kiwi artist Poppie Pack

POPPIE Pack hates forcing things. The Kiwi-born, Sydney-based photographer would never buy flowers or search for pretty pieces of coastline

Valentino opens photography exhibition in support of Pink October

IN SUPPORT of Pink October – the month of breast cancer prevention – Maison Valentino has organised a new exhibition

Glass looks at Après l’été – a photobook by Roberto Badin

BORN in Rio De Janeiro, Roberto Badin grew in prominence in Paris where his photography and art direction flourished on

New Helmut Newton exhibition revealed to land in Spain this autumn

PRESENTED by the Marta Ortega Pérez (MOP) Foundation, a new major exhibition exploring the life and work of Helmut Newton

Glass speaks with London-based photographer Christoper Espinosa Fernandez

CHRISTOPHER Espinosa Fernandez did the unthinkable during the lockdown – in his Isolation 2020 project he created imagery that is

In the Black Fantastic opens at the Hayward Gallery this June

IN the Black Fantastic is the UK’s first major exhibition celebrating the work of black artists at the Hayward Gallery,

Cornelia Parker show opens at Tate Britain

TATE BRITAIN has opened its first, large-scale exhibition of Cornelia Parker’s work, curated by Andrea Schlieker. The renowned, contemporary British


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