As Major League clubs come to London, a US photographer celebrates the eccentric charm of their home venues

At the Getty Center in LA, one of the greats of the medium is celebrated with a rich retrospective of his work

The meticulous French artist is a self-styled ‘director’ waiting patiently for his avian ‘actors’ to perform according to his vision

This year’s Photo London’s Master of Photography talks to fellow US artist Alec Soth (who also takes his portrait)

In work commissioned by the FT’s Emma Bowkett, four contemporary photographers explore their feelings about the capital

The London gallerist champions museum-quality artists whose works had ‘slipped through the cracks’

The Tate Modern curator selects eight artists whose images embrace diversity in an age of division

The photographer’s work is an intense exploration of black life around the globe

An assortment of 1970s images capturing the city of Modena

Gay liberation also meant greater freedom for artists, as a new book and exhibition show

The photographer documents the aftermath of the mid-20th century casino boom

For three decades, the Russian-Ghanaian photographer has been documenting black communities from Brixton to Moscow

The Pennsylvania-born photographer travelled the US, documenting how historical events have left a mark on the landscape

Coastal resorts offer rich pickings for image-makers, as Turner Contemporary’s new show demonstrates

The photographer envisaged a fictional town, the imagined basis of this new black and white collection

Soth, subject of a New York exhibition, re-thought his art following a mystical experience

Graduates of Ostkreuz photography school spent a week in the UK with the aim of capturing the Brexit atmosphere

A Los Angeles retrospective celebrates the work of a man who captured a pivotal moment in African-American history

The photographer was tireless in investigating the relationship between reality and its representation

The French artist has been fascinated by space’s ‘capacity to generate stories . . . at the frontiers of the real and the imaginary’

The Dutch artist’s collages of images from the Soviet era evoke a rarely explored playfulness

Dating from the 1890s onwards, these photographs offer a broad portrait of life in the American south

From industrial ports to Bill Gates’s house, the US artist’s images feel more timely than ever