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Review The Edwardians: Age of Elegance; Cartier review – excess all areas King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace; V&A, London British royal history in the era of Fabergé, photography, empire, war and tiny waists is an expertly spangled soap opera.

Philippe Garner, former deputy chairman at Christie’s, assesses how the market for photographs — initially focused on Victorian pioneers, and now reflecting a demand for living artists — has grown over the half century since Christie’s first dipped into the medium

Christie’s announces it has been entrusted to sell a selection of photographs, prints and multiples from The Metropolitan Museum of Art. All of the works are duplicates of works within the Museum’s collection.

The George Eastman Museum premiered Gathering Clouds: Photographs from the Nineteenth Century and Today on July 26 in the museum’s main galleries.

The J. Paul Getty Museum presents In Focus: Platinum Photographs, featuring more than two dozen striking prints made with platinum and the closely related palladium photographic process.

A baroness’s watercolors; Jasper Johns’s crosshatches; a survey of abstract photography; and Alice Miceli’s radiographs of Chernobyl.

Since the nineteenth century, photographers and writers have collaborated as equals—to varying degrees of success.

The V&A’s Photography Centre opens four new whopping great galleries drawing on a vast collection of over 800,000 photographs. Here’s a selection of them

From Anni Albers in Düsseldorf to Lorenzo Lotto at the Prado, Patrick Heron in Cornwall and the best of the Louvre’s 18th-century pastels, we survey the ten best blockbuster exhibitions being staged across the Continent this summer

Tate Modern in London has unveiled an extensive exhibition celebrating the parallel evolution of photography and abstract art, voiced through more than 350 sculptures, paintings, installations and photographs created by over 100 artists.

In the early 20th century, as avant-garde painters broke with tradition by making their pictures abstract, Alvin Langdon Coburn set his sights on...

An endless procession of mundane, repetitive photographs dominate a show that can’t even decide what ‘abstract’ actually means

These exclusive images from the Tate Modern’s major new exhibition reveal the entangled stories of photography and abstract art over the last 100 years – from playing with prisms to the Photoshop era

This epic exhibition shows how masters from Man Ray and Mondrian to Maya Rochat transformed reality in their laboratory-like darkrooms and studios

London in the sun is all well and good, but let's not forget it's often at its best in the thick of night.