The Crash: A chilling look back at the global financial crisis
Ten years on from the start of the ‘great recession’, Stephen McLaren’s new book revisits his photo series documenting the aftermath of the crash on the streets of the City of London
Giles Revell creates an elegant ad campaign for London’s Royal Opera House
A new poster and film campaign for the Royal Opera House sees ballet dancers and opera singers captured in movement to form abstract, colourful shapes
The Creative Review Photography Annual 2018 is open for entries
Creative Review’s Photography Annual seeks to celebrate great images – those who take them and those who commission them. Entries are now open
The Rock: A look at life in Gibraltar in the midst of Brexit
As the little-understood British territory marks its National Day, we speak to photographer Luke Archer about capturing Gibraltarian identity in the face of an EU Referendum result that its people never wanted
Exposure: Alice Mann
Photographer Alice Mann’s work occupies a blurred line between fine art, documentary and fashion. Art Director Gem Fletcher speaks to the London-based photographer about her work, creative process and the highs and lows of photography
Inside the Polaroid Originals factory
In 2008, Polaroid announced it would be closing its instant film factory in Enschede. This year, the factory has shipped millions of packs of film and restored several thousand vintage cameras. We paid a visit to Enschede to find out more about the revival of the Polaroid brand
How making photos can change lives
Accumulate runs photography workshops for homeless people, empowering participants to change their lives for the better. We speak to founder Marice Cumber about the power of the photographic medium and what’s lacking in arts education
OneStep+: The instant camera gets a digital update
Polaroid Originals’ new camera builds on Polaroid’s legacy of making photography easy and fun, with a new app that offers light painting, double exposure and manual modes. We talk to CEO Oskar Smolokowski about the new product
London Design Biennale 2018 to highlight the emotional power of design
Conceived by the creators of the London Design Festival, the second edition of the event is based on the theme of ‘emotional states’, and will see contributions from more than 40 countries, cities and other territories
Cabin fever: a history of the humble cabin
Cabins have existed in form another in North America since as early as the 17th century. Vancouver Art Gallery’s latest show is looking at the enduring architectural and cultural appeal of these simple lodgings
Hayward Gallery explores the changing face of drag in new show
Featuring self-portraits and selfies by artists from within the drag scene dating from the 1960s up until now, the exhibition aims to show the many different forms that drag can take
How I Work: Photographer Alastair Philip Wiper
There are not many photographers shooting in sausage factories and slaughterhouses, but Alastair P Wiper has made a career of it. Here’s how an eye for the beauty of industrial machinery has given him the chance to photograph hidden processes across Europe