Plus, the appointment of the new Venice Biennale president sparks a political row, and a tender portrait by Dorothea Lange

An exhibition at the National Gallery in Washington, DC, examines five decades of the pioneering photographer’s portraits

The lives and work of Singaporean-British sculptor Kim Lim and the Chinese artist and poet Li Yuan-chia will be explored at the Hepworth Wakefield and Kettle’s Yard

The Photographers’ Gallery exhibition explores how the artist railed against tradition as post-war Japan turned its focus towards the West

'Analogue has made a comeback': mobile photo lab Free Film distributes rolls of 35mm film and serves as a darkroom for resident photographers

Emeric Lhuisset presents a contemporary version of a 19th-century work by Ilya Repin that frames it in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The new fair uniting conventional photography and new media makes a unique pitch to the trade during Armory Week

The launch of Photofairs New York during Armory Week reflects a resurgent market for photographs and related media

The unlikely story of H.G. Olds and the photographer championing him

Carmen Winant’s new installation at the Minneapolis Institute of Art conveys how unremarkable spaces and procedures that have become intensely politicised are

The organisation was the only non-profit in north Texas devoted to photography

Wendy Halsted Beard was arrested last year after an FBI investigation

The long-running photography fair was last held at the Upper East Side institution until 2016, when it decamped to Midtown

The annual event opens in Arles as France contends with the killing of Nahel Merzouk and the violent protests that swept the country

Shuttered for two years, the East Hampton institution has reopened with a major Renée Cox solo show

The photographer and historian documented the country’s art back to the pre-Hispanic period

The installation spotlights health workers that helped underserved communities in Baltimore at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic

As number of displaced people reaches record high, French artist's Inside Out initiative aims to bring Geneva community together

Texas-based collectors Hugh Nini and Neal Treadwell have amassed a collection of more than 4,000 early photos, some of which are now on view at a Swiss museum

Collectors show greater interest in photographers but larger galleries still favour mid-career and older artists

Artist has created new body of work for solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth in Zurich

The photographer speaks with us about his intimate images of the famed artist, how he got the coveted New York media job and his "diehard" Republicanism

Previously unseen photographs will be on show at Art Basel, while a new book will be published by her foundation in June

Ahead of her largest European show to date, the artist tells us why her early work focused on her family and how she grew to embrace large-scale installation

The photographer who revolutionised billboard advertising, a fly on Andy Warhol's wall and a sickly look at seaside memories

The Balboa Park cultural mainstays will form one institution, effective 1 July

Judy Glickman Lauder's photographs taken around 1990 take on new meaning with the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Now under the directorship of Kamiar Maleki, the UK's largest photography fair returns to Somerset House for its eighth edition

Proceeds from prints that were first published in the bestselling coffee table book will go toward the singer’s Malawi non-profit

In an extract from an essay accompanying a newly published facsimile, Peter Walther tells the story of how this remarkable publication came about