Contemporary Photography
Picture this: from €10,000 to €1.3m, what to buy at Paris Photo
Prices for photography tend to be lower than standard art market price ranges but Richard Avedon’s famous Warhol image has a seven-figure price tag
Muholi defies stigma and stereotypes at the Stedelijk
Around 80 pictures spanning over a decade are on display in Amsterdam
Forged in war, revolution and turmoil, works head for Les Rencontres d’Arles
The annual photography festival assembles works that open up doors closed by political turbulence
Gay images censored after Vatican’s legal threat
Gonzalo Orquín received a letter from the Vicariate of Rome
Censorship of Tiananmen Square photograph in Shanghai
Officials ask M97 gallery to remove work
Interview with Thomas Struth: “Photographs reveal people’s inner agenda”
On the eve of his solo show at the Whitechapel Gallery in London, Struth talks about society, the family and the gaze
Shaun Gladwell on life in Afghanistan
The Australian artist’s three-week sojourn with troops will form basis of new work
Queens in their castles: Photographic studies of gay men’s homes
Tom Atwood's new book reviewed
Interview with Roger Ballen on his new book Shadow Chamber: Going fishing, metaphorically speaking
The South African photographer talks about his work, techniques and latest book
Interview with Susan Hiller: Her new work Clinic and the human quest for a visionary, mystical experience
American artist’s most recent piece is based on three years of research on the internet
Wolfgang Tillmans goes from Tate to states with new show at the Andrea Rosen Gallery
More new work from the first photographer to win the Turner Prize
New work by Thomas Ruff on show at David Zwirner
The photographer continues to impress with 'Substrats' and 'Machines'
Women by women in photography
Commercial photography in New York City
Film installation by Shirin Neshat at Wren church one of many satellite exhibitions to celebrate new Bankside building
On view at St Mary-le-Bow, City of London, until 19 December
Interview with Andres Serrano: Mining the seamy side for all it’s worth
After sacrilege and violent death the artist whom the moral majority (minority?) love to hate, is now into explicit sex