Daniel Stier captures the clashing opposites lining our city streets
In his new book A Tale of One City, photographer Stier takes to the street to highlight the excess and deprivation of our cities
In his new book A Tale of One City, photographer Stier takes to the street to highlight the excess and deprivation of our cities
In the latest Exposure column, art director Gem Fletcher profiles the visual storytelling of Melissa Alcena, a Bahamas native who explores the depths of her culture and identity through quiet, tender portraits
In Local London, the photographer turns his lens on the capital’s independent restaurant scene, providing a tantalising reminder of the joy of eating out
The photographer talks to us about his new book The Local, a personal reckoning with the realities of his hometown in Western Massachusetts caught between affluence and poverty
A San Diego exhibition of Krueger’s LA street photography emphasises his ability to capture what he calls “split-second juxtapositions in life”
Art director Gem Fletcher explores the photography of Matthieu Croizier, whose isolation due to the pandemic has fuelled a surreal examination of the human form, inspired by Geneviève Regnault, David Lynch and more
As Slowthai reveals his introspective side with new album Tyron, we speak to frequent collaborators Crowns & Owls about the album art’s attempt to crack the glossy veneer of fame, and why the Northampton-born rapper is still the voice of a generation
The London-based photographer captures portraits that foreground underrepresented stories, including his series redressing the portrayal of people living with disabilities
The annual Future 100 report is out, and demonstrates how the pandemic has prompted a wave of creative responses that are likely to influence our world long into the future. Emma Chiu highlights some key points
What She Said blends contemporary portraits of young women with ephemera gathered during the photographer’s own adolescence in the 1980s
Donna Payne, Faber’s creative director, explains her creative process when designing a cover, and touches upon the impact of the pandemic and the boost in online sales it’s prompted
Founded by Azia Javier, the new publication seeks to shed light on the influence of Black and brown creatives, launching with The Dreamers Issue fronted by photographer Andre D Wagner