Photography
New York’s ICP revisits America’s ‘shameful’ history of Japanese internment
An exhibition travelling from Chicago includes 100 images by documentary photographers like Dorothea Lange and Ansel Adams, as well as incarcerated artists like Toyo Miyatake and Miné Okubo
Beyoncé and the Louvre win Instagram gold
The social media platform has revealed its most popular people, places and hashtags in 2017
Marrakech bids to become hub for contemporary African art as museum plans relaunch alongside 1:54 fair
Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden will hold “international opening” in February
Photographer Lu Guang reveals how China’s love of bloodwood is destroying African forests
Collaboration with Greenpeace documents logging in Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Henri Cartier-Bresson foundation to open bigger space in 2018
Converted garage in Paris' Marais district will host double the number of exhibitions
Paris Photo expands into film and celebrates Karl Lagerfeld
The Chanel fashion designer has picked 100 pictures to present at the fair, revealing his affinity for black-and-white photography
Paris photo auctions focus on single-owner sales
Led by a major Man Ray, auctions at Christie's, Sotheby's and Leclere play to sophisticated collectors in town for the Paris Photo fair
Dawoud Bey embraces the darkness in new Underground Railroad Project
The Chicago-based photographer, and MacArthur genius award winner, has given The Art Newspaper an exclusive glimpse at the series
High-profile new lawsuits test the limits of fair use
Pending lawsuits surrounding Andy Warhol and Richard Prince could bring clarity to cases involving appropriation
Martin Parr to open centre of documentary photographer in Bristol
Tate’s part purchase of Magnum photographer’s photobook collection allows Parr to emulate Cartier-Bresson
Photographer stripped of gold medal at Moscow International Foto Awards after entering another person’s work
Thai artist discovered that his images were minimally altered
Christie's adds London auctions in October, raises buyer's premium
House sees "great potential for growth" for lots under £1m in the photograph and design categories during Frieze week
Lost Keith Vaughan photographs go on show in London, capturing illicit love at a time when homosexuality was still illegal
Images, to be shown at Austin Desmond Fine Art, depict British artist with group of male friends on holiday at Pagham Beach in West Sussex
Three to See: Les Rencontres d'Arles photography festival
From 66 Iranian photographers to Joel Meyerowitz’s slick city scenes
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
V&A reveals plans for photography centre
One of the largest galleries is to be named after California donors Bern and Ronny Schwartz
Tate pairs off Weimar-era artists Dix and Sander for a discussion about the failed republic
The two exhibitions will evoke a dialogue about their shared themes
Rijksmuseum explores how botany helped give birth to photography
The New Realities of 19th-century photography shows key developments in scientific and artistic endeavour
David Goldblatt brings ex-offender portrait series to British jails
The South African photographer also gets career survey at Centre Pompidou, Paris
Photo London satellite shows: Peckham 24 leads the way as the UK capital gets snappy
Images of Cairo shot on iPhone, surreal domestic interiors and unearthed pictures of 1980s London among top photography shows opening this week
Magnum photographer David Hurn donates collection to National Museum of Wales
Part of photographer’s private holdings, built by swapping works with fellow artists, is on show at Photo London this week
Magnum Photos celebrates 70 years in New York with a show of 250 works
The International Center of Photography in New York will play host to the highlights produced by this prestigious agency
Getty Centre displays Killip’s chronicle of de-industrialised Britain
Images from In Flagrante make up the core of this solo exhibition