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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

Polaroid Originals releases new special edition camera and frames for summer

INSPIRED by the summer’s blue sky, Polaroid Originals releases their new OneStep 2 Summer Blue with accompanying Summer Blues and

Glass interviews Spanish photographer Laia Abril

HOW do you navigate visualising one of the world’s most stigmatised issues? Conceptualised through the lens of Spanish-photographer Laia Abril,

Glass talks to American documentary-photographer Susan Meiselas

EXPLORING the Kurdistan Project exhibition at the Photographers Gallery, I immediately realised how very little I knew of The Gulf

Michel Comte and Wavelength Foundation set sail to Spitsbergen to focus in on climate change

“IF you ask my advice, let’s take them to hell and back. Only then they’ll see.” The energy, the anger

Glass reviews Deuce and a Quarter by Vinca Petersen

IN 1999, photographer Vinca Petersen went on a road trip with fellow photographer Corinne Day, model Rosemary Ferguson and photographers’

British Journal of Photography are looking for photographers!

IF you’re a budding photographer, now is your chance to showcase your work! British Journal of Photography have announced OpenWalls

Louis Vuitton celebrates photography and architecture with #MyFLV

ARCHITECTURE and photography are intricately bound within Louis Vuitton’s brand ethos. Earlier this year in May, to celebrate the fourth

Fondation Louis Vuitton announces photography competition

FONDATION Louis Vuitton has announced a competition to find the best photographs of its Frank Gehry-designed building in Paris. The

British Journal of Photography winners announced

COPENHAGEN-based collective Sara Galbiati, Peter Eriksen and Tobias Markussen have won the BJP International Photography Award with The Merge, an


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