Gregory Crewdson’s lifelong study of suburban America
Nine series and more than 300 photographs come together in the photographer’s new monograph to reveal his enduring photographic legacy
Exposure: Miro Lovejoy Teplitzky
Gem Fletcher talks to the photographer about storytelling, chaos and how his work aims to capture the “vast complexities of being a human being”
Gradwatch 2024: Ana Margarita Flores, London College of Fashion
Photographer Ana Margarita Flores has been chosen as part of our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we celebrate the next generation of talent in the creative industries
Johnny Hardstaff on getting intimate with photography
The director reflects on the connection between his darkly personal photography work and his commercial films, and how the former has enriched his wider practice
Gradwatch 2024: Evan Purdy, Camberwell College of Arts
Photographer Evan Purdy has been chosen as part of our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we celebrate the next generation of talent in the creative industries
Jeb Burroughs on why social media isn’t for him
The photographer talks about the pitfalls of having an online presence and how he’s tried to be more purposeful with his personal projects
Lia Darjes photographs clandestine garden diners
The Berlin-born photographer’s new book documents the animals that pass through our gardens in the style of Dutch Golden Age paintings
A new book explores Life magazine’s Hollywood links
This two-volume release tells the story of their connection through beautiful, retro design, and evocative imagery taken from the magazine’s pages
How brands can respect sports with subcultural roots
The Olympics has brought sports such as skateboarding and breaking to new mainstream audiences. We speak to artist and breaker Frankie Perez and cultural strategist Skyler Hubler about how can brands can get involved while honouring the origins of these sports
Exposure: Ada Marino
Ada Marino’s enigmatic photographs draw on symbols from her southern Italian heritage to explore themes of patriarchy and the emancipation of women
The humanist photography of Louis Stettner
A new monograph charts the photographer’s inclination towards documenting the everyday lives of the people that surrounded him
What does the new creative workplace look like?
As the creative industry wrestles with the pros and cons of hybrid working, new office models are emerging to cater for a range of needs