Photography
Race to digitise photographs chronicling the birth of Bangladesh
The late photojournalist Rashid Talukder buried his politically sensitive images to hide them from the military regime
Malick Sidibé, photographer of Bamako's 1960s youth culture, dies aged 80
He was awarded the prestigious Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the Venice Biennale in 2007
Museums and galleries turn to the work of Gordon Parks
In the ten years since the artist’s death, interest in his work has steadily grown
Save the data: New York Public Library launches online biographical archive for photographers
Started by one man based on a now defunct database, the Photographers’ Identities Catalogue could one day become a community-driven wiki
Martin Parr shows Britain in all its 'stiff upper-lipped, jubilant glory'
Barbican exhibition presents the country through the lenses of 23 photographers from abroad
The heart of Islam on view in Washington, DC
As US presidential candidates debate Muslim immigration, Saudi artist Ahmed Mater depicts the ultra-conservative country’s urban redevelopment in Smithsonian show
Can Photo San Francisco succeed where Paris Photo Los Angeles failed?
New photography fair to test the market in California next year
Tate photo show gives insight into ‘the vision of the new Tate Modern’
Performing for the Camera is an in-depth survey of the photography of performance
The Buck Stopped Here: Richard Billingham joins forces with Agnès B and Celebrity Big Brother’s Dee
Historic agreement puts V&A in pole position for photography
Move draws criticism as Bradford's National Media Museum transfers 400,000 photographic items to London
Doctor Who star Matt Smith to play Mapplethorpe
Production on biopic, which will also feature Girls actress Zosia Mamet, will begin in the summer
Leila Alaoui, a talent cut short by terrorists in Burkina Faso
33-year-old's works were on show at Maison européenne de la Photographie shortly before she was killed
Dubai turns to photography in bid to become UAE’s premier arts hub
Dubai Photo Exhibition to launch in March with works from 23 countries
Abbas Kiarostami on his fixation with doors, the still image and carpentry
The Iranian film-maker is showing a photographic series he’s worked on for 20 years at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum
US photographer with historic Cuban show comes to Miami
Peter Turnley is due to speak at the Miami Street Photography Festival
Catherine Opie creates monumental work for Los Angeles courthouse
Artist reveals how Yosemite Falls inspired her biggest public art project so far
Sebastião Salgado’s perseverance pays off in Shanghai
Natural history museum is more receptive than city’s art spaces
Take two: world tour for Annie Leibovitz’s updated Women series
US photographer keeps it quiet and in the family for new works
Photo collection dedicated to women to be sold in Paris
Italian fashion photographer Amedeo Turello has amassed 200 images over more than 20 years
Getty seeks to preserve memory of Palmyra's Roman ruins through acquisition of rare photography collection
French naval officer Louis Vignes took images of Beirut, Lebanon and Syria in 1864
Satirical, playful, irreverent: David D’Arcy on the photographer Robert Frank
A new documentary about the photographer provides an intimate look
It runs in the family: Shelley Rice on Alexander Nemerov’s family portrait
Diane Arbus and her brother, the poet Howard Nemerov, are the subject of a new memoir-cum-history
Walther Collection brings African photographers to New York
Project space will host three-year series of exhibitions starting in September
Fleeting joy: José da Silva on Christopher Williams at Whitechapel Gallery
There was room for improvement in the first UK retrospective of the American artist
How little man-made boxes are used to capture bigger ones
Great architectural photographers have moved far beyond mere documentation