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This photograph depicts the arrest of activist and writer Barbara Beese. A member of the British Black Panthers, Beese was arrested for her involvement in protests against police targeting of...
This diptych is from a series of work entitled Crucigrama (Crossword Puzzle). The patterns that the artist uses for this series are taken from different crossword puzzles published in newspapers...
There has been a market on Berwick Street in Soho for at least 180 years. Market traders at one time provided stock for some of the many restaurants in the...
This work is part of a series depicting sites in London at night. The image here has been shot on 35mm, with the negative partially developed, solarised and manipulated during...
Begun in 1901, the Mummer’s Parade is an annual parade where local clubs compete in different music and costume categories in the Pennsport neighbourhood of Philadelphia, U.S.A.. Criticism arose over...
Reality television star and socialite Kim Kardashian West currently has over 100 million followers. Her Instagram account predominantly features selfies, alongside a mix of photographs of friends, family and brand...
The Women’s Social & Political Union was founded by Emmeline Pankhurst in 1903. As a campaigning group for social reforms, whose motto was “Deeds, not words”, over 1,000 of its...
This poster is a hand-painted copy based on a still from the epic film Mother India. Released in 1957, at the time of the partition of India, it one of...
Lucas Blalock is known to use a photographic process that shares much with drawing: creating and erasing layers of visual information to build playful and intriguing compositions. His approach encompasses...
This photograph is from A Room of Their Own, a visual narrative combining images, testimony and collages. It was created through a series of collaborative workshops with photographer Susan Meiselas...
This photograph is from a series called The Watchers. Morris-Cafiero produced a range of self portraits in busy public places. Here she is seen sitting on the stairs in Times...
This photograph was created as part of a workshop run by Ojos Que Sienten (Sight of Emotion). Ojos Que Sienten exists to change perceptions about visually-impaired people. Its founder, photographer...
This study, by the philosopher and artist Thomas Zummer, relates to the series ‘Portraits of Robots’ where he creates drawings based on photographs of robots that date from the 1940s...
This photograph is one of a series where Jolanta Dolewska presents photographs she has made alongside those taken by her father. She does this without identifying whose image is whose...
This photograph purportedly comes from an archive in the Carlisle, Pennsylvania area of the USA. It was one of three prints listed on an eBay seller’s store, all depicting similarly...
The social use and occupation rooftops in Cairo has changed considerably over the past century. Once used solely by the family who owned the house, high-rise apartment buildings with multiple...
This double page spread from Raising Frogs for $$$ is from a photo book where a sequence of image pairs are juxtaposed and presented without captions. Jason Fulford describes the...
This work, from the series Périphérique, was made with the cooperation of young people from French suburbs in order to explore these specific social and geographical spaces. Bourouissa has said...
This recent work is based on a painting by the German Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich. Friedrich’s work, from 1823 - 1824, depicts a shipwreck locked in a broken sheet...
This item was selected to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I. It depicts a steel foundry owned by William Shaw, who lived with his family...
This photograph is part of the “Fashion for Travel” series Lee Miller produced for the U.S. magazine Glamour featuring Della Oake in a range of London locations. Like John Deakin...
This display was a demonstration of a novel technique to show screen-based images in public spaces. It was developed by a team of researchers at Sharp Laboratories of Europe, located...
This photograph is from Jessica Eaton’s series Cubes for Albers and LeWitt. Eaton uses the additive, tri-colour process by placing red, green or blue gels over the camera lens to...
This photograph is from the series Berlin. In 2008, Mitch Epstein was awarded a six-month residency at the American Academy in Berlin, where he set out to examine the city’s...
This photograph is from On Death and Horses and Other People, an ongoing series begun in 1999 on the Winter Carnival in Roztoky, a small town on outskirts of Prague...
The British raid on the Belgian port of Zeebrugge in late Spring 1918 was intended to impede its use by German submarines by sinking ships in the waterways. British forces...
William Eggleston (b.1939, Memphis, USA) photographs scenes of everyday life with a ‘snapshot’ style. He is known for his use of the Dye Transfer process that enables greater photographic control...
Raghubir Singh (1942, Jaipur, India – 1999, New York, USA) is considered a pioneer of colour photography. In the 1970s he was one of only a handful of prominent photographers...
Jeff Wall (b. 1946, Vancouver, Canada) has worked with photography for over forty years. He came to prominence in the 1980s because of his transparencies in lightboxes; they forged new...