Since the late 1960s, the photographer has worked to capture the range and complexity of Mexican culture

The photographer’s latest project explores the face of youthful ambition through a series of images captured in Shanghai and Shenzhen

The artist captured some of Tennessee’s finest honky-tonks for her latest project

The photographer is interested in capturing both the splendour and the brutality of Stockholm

When the British photographer drove a pillar into a field near his home in Sweden, all kinds of birds swooped down

Henry Porter traces his fascination with a Cotswolds landmark. Photographs by Chrystel Lebas

The capital’s palm trees predate the city’s spiralling development, offering a symbol of survival

The photographer examines the links between cultivation and colonisation

‘I had always wanted to live in nature but never got around to it’

The US photographer on how he was inspired by a man who fled small-town life two centuries ago

For more than a century, the creator of these exquisite algae prints was unknown. Joshua Chuang charts her emergence

Images of absurd, dreamlike structures are becoming commonplace — but what does this say about the future of architecture?

This compilation of vintage vernacular photography documents everything from the light-hearted peck on the cheek to the passionate embrace

The Japanese photographer explores the varying uses of a ping-pong table

A groundbreaking exhibition explored this question in 1994. Now curator Tim Clark is revisiting it with work from 14 new photographers

The photographer looks at the economic, social and cultural divisions of the American South

Photographer Jim Dow discovers a strange world of canine devotion, derring-do and old school ties

Luo Dan’s ‘on the road’ photographs will be displayed alongside nine other Chinese photographers. Together they paint a portrait of a fast-changing nation

The book juxtaposes images of protesters, police, and actors, blurring the line between documentary and fiction

Photographs by Maier, which lay undiscovered and often undeveloped for years, are on show in New York

The show engages with the preoccupations of the still life while also providing a fresh focus on form and texture

Ezio d’Agostino documents the sources of the tiny country’s outsize wealth

With photographs dating back to the 1870s, the exhibition is a paean to feminine power

The vivid but unsung documentary work of the Prague-born artist goes on display in London