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Denied recognition and even credit for their work until recent times, Japan鈥檚 women photographers are challenging and subverting traditional assumptions about the female body.

Japanese multimedia artist Mari Katayama creates striking self-portraits and soft sculptures that incorporate her body alongside hand-sewn objects, fostering a thoughtful dialogue around society鈥檚 normative ideas about what is natural, artificial or correct.

Subtitled 鈥楯apanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now鈥�, this new monograph from Aperture is a fascinating insight into a critically overlooked body of work.

Japanese photography has traditionally been dominated by men 鈥� but a new collection, I鈥檓 So Happy You Are Here, celebrates 25 female artists. They discuss their electrifying works.

Photobooks are a way to bring the work of our favourite artists into our homes. More than a single frame or a lone image, they reveal whole narratives, telling stories of communities, countries or individual lives.

From Les Rencontres d鈥橝rles to Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale, our editors on what they鈥檙e looking forward to this month.

鈥淎cts of Resistance鈥� will bring together works by over 16 international artists and collectives who are using the camera to challenge and move beyond traditional modes of protest photography.

The exhibition 'Acts of Resistance: Photography, Feminisms and the Art of Protest' which looks at contemporary responses to photography鈥檚 long-standing association with feminist resistance...

One became a bird at the toppling of a Cecil Rhodes statue. Another had high heels added to her prosthetic legs. Our writer reports on a powerful show celebrating activist photographers worldwide

Photography has long been associated with acts of鈥痳esistance.鈥疘t is used to document action, share ideas, inspire change, tell stories, gather evidence鈥痑nd fight against injustice.

In spring 2024, an exhibition looking at contemporary responses to photography鈥檚 long-standing association with feminist resistance will go on show at the South London Gallery (SLG).

LOVE: Still Not the Lesser brings together 12 international artists uniting across communities to share the ways they鈥檝e encountered and understand love.

Entering the breathtaking exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, one encounters a quote by author James Baldwin.

The Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago presents 鈥淟OVE: Still Not the Lesser鈥� starting today. This exhibition brings together 12 international artists.

The public is invited to the opening reception for 鈥淟OVE: Still Not the Lesser"