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Mona Kuhn: Works (Signed Copy)
Mona Kuhn, Rebecca Morse, Simon Baker, Elizabeth Avedon, Chris Littlewood, Darius Himes
£40.00
Mona Kuhn: Works
Mona Kuhn, Rebecca Morse, Simon Baker, Elizabeth Avedon, Chris Littlewood, Darius Himes
£40.00
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Editorial
Portrait Photography
Photo London Talk: Eamonn Doyle: Made In Dublin
Join Eamonn Doyle in Photo London as he discusses 'Made In Dublin' with Guardian writer Sean O'Hagan.
Portrait Photography
Signing: Nick Brandt at Waddington Custot Gallery
Nick Brandt will be signing copies of his new book 'This Empty World' at Waddington Custom gallery in Mayfair.
Portrait Photography
Signing: Lena Fritsch at Paris Photo
Specialist in 20th- and 21st-century Japanese art and photography, Lena Fritsch will be signing copies of her new book 'Ravens & Red Lipstick' at Paris Photo.
Street Photography
In Conversation: Alice Hawkins and Ken Grant on Photography
Matthew Whitehouse, Arts and Culture Editor at i-D, chairs a discussion with photographers Alice Hawkins and Ken Grant.
In this video David Hockney and Martin Gayford, co-authors of 'A History of Pictures', talk about art history from Caravaggio to Pinocchio.
Portrait Photography
Photo Essay: Made In Dublin
Take in Dublin through the lens of Eamonn Doyle in this selection of photos from his new book 'Made In Dublin'.
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 launches her new Fotografiska show and takes us behind the scenes of her intricate photo narratives.
Portrait Photography
The Way of the Weimaraners
A pioneer of video art and conceptualism in the 1970s, American artist William Wegman has had his paintings, photographs, videos and drawings displayed in museums and galleries around the world. But he is most famous for his photographs of Weimaraner dogs, posing for individual portraits or pictured together in a whole host of elaborate set-ups.
Portraiture
Catching the Family Beast
Stephen McLaren, photographer and co-author of 'Family Photography Now' talks to fellow snapper Bill Knight.