Photography

A black and white photograph of Alistair Butler taken by Robert Mapplethorpe. He is posed topless flexing his muscles
What Robert Mapplethorpe taught me about masculinity
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What Robert Mapplethorpe taught me about masculinity

What Robert Mapplethorpe taught me about masculinity

Words: Emily Steer
A new exhibition at the Centre for British Photography shows how the 'godmother of punk' pictured the scene, while questioning the gender politics of its pioneers
Features – Words: Izzy Bilkus – Reading time 4 min read

How punk was pictured by photographer Caroline Coon

How punk was pictured by photographer Caroline Coon

Words: Izzy Bilkus
A high contrast photograph of a man jumping in the air with a city skyline in the background A high contrast photograph of a man jumping in the air with a city skyline in the background
David Spence picks his highlights from Offprint Paris 2023
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David Spence picks 7 highlights from Offprint Paris 2023

David Spence picks 7 highlights from Offprint Paris 2023

Words: David Spence
We asked photographer Jean-François Lepage to select his standout hits from Paris Photo
Features – Words: Jean-François Lepage – Reading time 8 min read

Jean-François Lepage picks 8 highlights from Paris Photo 2023

Jean-François Lepage picks 8 highlights from Paris Photo 2023

Words: Jean-François Lepage
Image of Richard Prince's 'Untitled (Sunset)', depicting a boy throwing a bucket of water over a clown-like figure Image of Richard Prince's 'Untitled (Sunset)', depicting a boy throwing a bucket of water over a clown-like figure
Horror, artifice and twinge-in-the-tummy joy: Matthew Holman reviews Richard Prince's 'Early Photography, 1977–87'
Reviews – Words: Matthew Holman – Reading time 9 min read

Richard Prince’s hall of smoke and mirrors at Gagosian London

Richard Prince’s hall of smoke and mirrors at Gagosian London

Words: Matthew Holman
A photograph of Harley Weir sat in her converted church in Faversham A photograph of Harley Weir sat in her converted church in Faversham
Harley Weir will use anything - spit, pee, probiotics, perfumes, tears and blood - to create her dynamic, deep-colour toned abstract works
Interviews – Words Milo Astaire – Reading time 17 min read

The Church of Harley Weir

The Church of Harley Weir

Words Milo Astaire

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