Photographs: Collections

Ruined cities overgrown by jungle. Towns buried beneath the ground. Statues lying half- hidden in the sand. Why do civilisations collapse? Why are ...

Since 2009 the photographer Bernd Jonkmanns from Hamburg has been working on a photo documentation about the culture of record stores. When Jonkman...

Heartbreaking stories and pictures documenting the phenomenon of populations displaced by climate change-homes, neighborhoods, livelihoods, and cul...

Anup Shah and Fiona Rogers have spent much of the last decade in the company of the world-famous chimpanzees of Tanzania's Gombe National Park, get...

Witty, playful, and effortlessly chic, Inge Morath: On Style reveals the vital forms of fashion and self-expression that blossomed into existence i...

Southern Rites is an original and provocative twelve-year visual study of one community's struggle to confront longstanding issues of race and equa...

Irelands premier photographers, The Lensmen, captured the essence of life in Ireland during the 1970s in their stunning and thought provoking image...

A fascinating snapshot of the wild, opulent, sometimes tacky and always decadent 1980s in Australia by a true original. Decadent: 1980-2000 is a ph...

The Walther Collection is one of the most prominent international collections of African photography. This three-volume work represents the culmina...

A new creative sizzle is in the air, establishing the backdrop for a major revival across all of London's creative sectors. Having invented the Swi...

Controversy and Hope commemorates the civil rights legacy of James Karales (19302002), a professional photojournalist who documented the 1965 Selma...

In his previous well-received volumes of photographs, Hugo offers unflinching yet striking portraits of humans, animals, societies, and landscapes ...

Roger Turesson (*1956) is an award-winning photojournalist for Stockholm's Dagens Nyheter and one of Sweden's foremost photographers. Keeping aloo...

To my mind, Koen is the photographer of the instant. Whatever the subject, the format, the colour may be, the emotion that is implied is always ...