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Black and white images of two New York windows from Masao Gozu's series Windows & Bars
A family with their dog, an old woman on a fire escape, a faded Stars and Stripes – For five decades, photographer Masao Gozu walked New York's immigrant neighborhoods and pointed his camera up at people's windows

By Tom May Published

News A new exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art surveys five decades of apartment buildings in the Big Apple, and whoever happened to be leaning out

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The rusting, gutted shells of several old cars sit among pine and birch trees in a forest, with grass and saplings growing around them and a black bird perched on one roof.
No polar bears, no wind farms: this outdoor exhibition asked 20 photographers to find new ways of showing the climate crisis, and they didn't hold back

By Tom May Published

News Plants swallow a Chernobyl cooling tower, tourists gawp at a melting glacier and Sri Lankans recycle discarded plastic into wearable art

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Two young women sit in a diner booth with cups of coffee, one resting her chin on her fist and staring at the camera while the other points a 35mm camera straight back at the photographer.
A student photographer wandered the streets of Detroit with a camera in 1972, then left the negatives in storage for four decades. Now they're an award-winning exhibition, and that teaches us something profound about viewing our old work

By Tom May Published

NEWS Dave Jordano's rediscovered 1972 street photos bring the Motor City of old back to vivid life

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Most photography exhibitions only show photographs. Leica tried another approach in Amsterdam, and I think they're onto something

By Tom May Published

Opinion By giving silk weaving and photography equal billing, Lexar and Leica's show became more than the sum of its parts.

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The powerful images of 20th-century American photographer Gordon Parks have been analyzed endlessly, but now it's the turn of the people he caught with his camera to have their say

By Tom May Published

News Voices in the Mirror pairs his best-known images with new reflections from the people and families he captured

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Photography festivals work better with a theme, and Bristol has built an entire biennial around this single unsettling idea

By Tom May Published

Time Machine brings multiple exhibitions to south-west England this October, all built around photography's strange relationship with time, history and memory

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Black-and-white group portrait of four generations of women in the same family.
Defying Henry VIII and a royal coup are just some of the Throckmorton stories – now the British aristocratic family is exhibiting photos of its generations

By Alan Palazon Published

News The Throckmorton family was one of the most influential in British history – now, its current generations are exhibiting historic photos of their ancestors at their family estate, Coughton Court

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A low-angle, black-and-white photo of Cameron Winter passionately singing and playing an electric guitar onstage under bright stage lights.
The unsung art of standing in the pit as a music photographer: three decades of rock history and Gibson guitars through the lens of Scarlet Page

By Tom May Published

NEWS A new exhibition brings together on-stage, backstage and stage-side portraits of everyone from Kiss to Geese

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Imaged from Light and Magic exhibition
People were arguing about what "real photography" was more than a century before anyone had heard of an Instagram filter, as highlighted by this exhibition on the Pictorialism movement

By Tom May Published

NEWS Light and Magic at London's Tate Modern traces Pictorialism's rise across multiple continents, from the 1880s to the 1960s

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August Sander: Bohemians (Willy Bongard and Gottfried Brockmann), 1922-1925
Taken from the last years of Imperial Germany, and through the Weimar Republic into the Nazi era, these rarely seen images by pioneering portrait photographer August Sander highlight just how wide his range was

By Tom May Published

A new exhibition marking the photographer's 150th anniversary digs into the lesser-known corners of his archive

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