Photography
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
International photography centre joins Shanghai’s museum mile
Globetrotting photojournalist launches photography centre in the West Bund Cultural Corridor
Photo London leads charge to bring photography market to UK
New fair—plus auctions and gallery shows—champion the reproducible image this week
Mapplethorpe’s 'obscene' exhibition revisited 25 years on
Symposium will examine the 1989 show that led to trial of museum director
15 years of Margulies' Miami Warehouse
The educational mission of Martin Margulies’s collection is as strong as ever
Photo shows that made history
As a new book surveys landmark photographic exhibitions, museums are only starting to catch up with the digital revolution of the medium
Wolfgang Tillmans at the Venice Architecture Biennale: Journeys into space
Wolfgang Tillmans’s Venice work explores architectural details, grand and humble, from 37 countries
Parr and Badger's photobook trilogy completed with The Photobook: a History
Martin Parr and Gerry Badger explore propaganda, conflict, sex, and death
Images of female sexuality abound at Frieze New York as artists find new ways to challenge perceptions
Women doing it for (and to) themselves
Peter Fraser: The photographer filling a gap
This Tate catalogue expands on the British photographer Peter Fraser
Basquiat in love and in the nude: Newly revealed photographs of the artist art to go on display
A former girlfriend of Jean-Michel Basquiat is to exhibit works from her personal archive, including a series of black-and-white nude portraits of the artist, who died in 1988
Norton Museum presents largest ever exhibition in the US of pictures made with Polaroid film
Click, whirr… before instant went digital
Books: Portraits of a diverse selection of Scottish country houses
Perthshire’s answer to the Ritz revealed
Magnum Contact Sheets go under the microscope
A heavyweight volume exploring Magnum Photos goes in between the contact sheets to celebrate a dying technique
Interview with Vito Acconci: From my space to yours
Shaking off the "continental" label has been a lifetime's work
When Warhol met William Kennedy: Warhol Museum's limited edition portraits
Kennedy captures the artist's private side
New Met exhibition explores pre-digital manipulation of photography
Photographers began manipulating their work long before the digital era
Books: A heavyweight volume trawls the archives of Magnum Photos to celebrate a once revolutionary, now dying technique
In between the (contact) sheets
A first-rate history of photography, the V&A museum and its pioneering collecting
Collecting oneself—and a few others besides in the Victoria & Albert Museum Photographic Department
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
Photography auction report: Americana and fashion photography in vogue
Market gains ground as annual auctions bring in new collectors
Interview with dealer Paul Kasmin: “I get a lot of amusement putting what’s downtown, uptown”
The New York-based dealer on his photographic roots and his future plans
Photographer Eadweard Muybridge subject of new biography and exhibition catalogue
The “discoverer” of animal locomotion influenced artists including Francis Bacon
Artist’s copyright versus curator’s freedom of expression: The wider legal significance of the Beuys case
The estate of Joseph Beuys has brought the Museum Schloss Moyland to court over photographs of Beuys' performance art
Interview with Michael Nyman: “There’s no scripts, no rehearsals, no actors…”
The composer explains the thinking behind his latest film, and reminisces about the parties held by a Frieze founder’s dad