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In capturing the fabric of the city’s fringes, the German photographer continues to indulge his long-held fascination with urban spaces
A new V&A exhibition shows how the photographer creates his surreal magic
This is the latest work in the photographer’s ongoing exploration of the climate crisis
The British painter was a compelling subject for photographers from Cecil Beaton to Henri Cartier-Bresson
From Tommy Ton to Garcon Jon, meet the photographers using the pavement as a springboard to launch bags, books and blazers
The French-Canadian photographer pays homage to Japanese artist Masahisa Fukase’s haunting pictures of ravens
Her dazzling views of the city made her name as a photographer
The photographers’ work is celebrated at an engaging exhibition at the New-York Historical Society
The South Korean artist looks at the ways in which his fellow countrymen use their leisure time
The Californian photographer on how it feels to be ‘discovered’ late in life
The Japanese photographer is drawn to passing strangers as they speed by on their motorbikes
Man Ray’s photograph ‘Dust Breeding’ was the inspiration and the departure point for a journey through the Chilean desert
The Italian photographer’s landscapes of the island, made more than 35 years apart, favour the peripheral over the monumental
The photographer travelled through Europe at the height of rave culture. She describes how it shaped her life
The photographer captures both private and public spaces, while luring the viewer into complex narratives surrounding gender and national identity
The artist explores the precious metal’s global influence, from the mines of Peru to electronic waste
The Chicago-based photographer and artist depicts the one-off encounters of strangers navigating the city’s downtown
The artist uses traditional crafts such as needlework and collage to transform orphaned images
Photographer Dustin Thierry began documenting the Dutch ballroom scene in 2013
How did these temples of outdated Americana find their way to the UK’s A-roads?
Initially administrative in purpose, the photographs take on an artistic life of their own
The photographs of Giulio Di Sturco illuminate a new kind of globalised, anonymous architecture
The images are of a seemingly candid moment of a quintessential small-town summer in Massachusetts
The remote Californian retreat is among conspiracy theorists’ ‘greatest hits’
The pictures showed everything from the construction of the autobahns to the wonders of steamship travel
