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The photographer’s painstakingly created prints are the antithesis of digital
For all their formal sophistication, Soth’s photographs are still about real life in the US
A small but ambitious exhibition in which the best works use repurposed images
A French museum appraises its medium — and itself
Images of 19th-century India and Burma were at once technically pioneering and supremely lyrical
The artist combines photographs and ‘painterly’ computer touches to replicate the way we see
A fine exhibition of scientific photography falters with its selection of more recent works
A new book reveals the lost daguerreotypes of the eminent art theorist John Ruskin
The gallery hosts an exhibition that offers a rare chance to see images made by one of the medium’s very earliest processes
A new BBC Radio series sets out to show how a single image changed the world
Memories of battle and destruction, and the effects of time passing, are the themes of a new, thought-provoking exhibition in London
There’s more to the photographer than the history books allow, as a first-rate survey in Philadelphia shows
The German couple’s brand has been as influential as their images of ‘anonymous sculptures’
Anyone can take digital pictures but there is value in exploring old processes and ‘slowing photography down’
Established by Robin Laurance, this new venture shuns themes to focus simply on strong work
A brilliant show of exquisitely faked artefacts from the Catalan artist and curator
Change looms at the festival, but the impulse to re-examine what photography has already done is very strong
This recreation of a long-lost show offers glimpses of life with the big names of the 1960s
Works at the Spanish photography festival reveal thoughtful introspection that at times lapses into self-indulgence
Diverse and demanding offerings make this year’s exhibition a must-see
The US photographer’s work finds poetry in the ordinary and meaning in the details
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