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The Monocle Book of Photography
Tyler Brûlé, Andrew Tuck, Joe Pickard, Richard Spencer Powell
£40.00
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Editorial
Discover the fascinating lives of nine notable artists whose work evoked the breadth of their life experiences and perspectives. From a 20th-century photographer to painters and sculptors, these biographies are sure to inspire.
In this extract from ‘Dennis Morris: Music + Life’ Sean O’Hagan explores the remarkable work of one of the all-time great photographers of both music and black culture.
Photographers
Seven Great Photographers You Should Know
Our Photofile series offers an accessible introduction to the world's greatest photographers and their work. Explore seven such photographers, whose work has made a lasting impact.
Street Photography
Magnum Photos books from the greatest names in photography
These landmark books celebrate the ongoing vision, imagination and brilliance of Magnum, the world’s most renowned photographic agency.
Street Photography
Extract: 'The Street Photographer's Manual'
This extract from 'The Street Photographer's Manual' by David Gibson offers practical advice on how to ‘double-up’ to create urban kaleidoscopes.
Roger Ballen talks to Martine Lusardy, director of the Musée de la Halle Saint Pierre, Paris, about his latest exhibition.
In this video David Hockney and Martin Gayford, co-authors of 'A History of Pictures', talk about art history from Caravaggio to Pinocchio.
Photographers
Interview: Roger Ballen and the Asylum of the Birds
Roger Ballen sat down with us to discuss his inspirations and the evolution of his aesthetic over the last 50 years.
Portrait Photography
Interview: Anja Niemi gets in character
'My stories usually start with a character. I begin with collecting her belongings – clothes, objects, accessories, wigs.' Anja Niemi takes us behind the scenes of her intricate photo narratives.
Photographers
Interview: Nick Brandt's First Colour Monograph
'It is better to be angry and active than angry and passive.' On the launch of his ambitious new series, 'This Empty World', photographer Nick Brandt talks to Thames & Hudson about apathy, 'environmental Armageddon', and why he chose to work in colour for the first time.