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Bringing together over fifty works from the Sharjah Art Foundation Collection, ‘Image Keepers’ traces six decades of artistic experimentation and engagement through the lens of photography.

This major group exhibition examines how photographs can be deconstructed and reassembled through the idea of collage, offering new perspectives on complex histories and contested social realities.

From queer relationships and migration to AI and colonial histories, a huge range of artists have spliced together photography and archive material to create images that challenge history as we know it.

Buoyed by a growing collector base and a GST cut from 12 to 5 percent, India’s art market is poised for accelerated growth, the gallerist says.

Icons of photography offer £50 prints to support the future of Side and working‑class documentary photography & film

Frieze today has revealed details of the collaborations, funds and prizes that will shape Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2025.

With new titles from Lin Zhipeng, Roe Ethridge and Chessa Subbiondo, here are ten photography books to get lost in this summer.

Alongside new work by Jesse Glazzard and Pank Sethi, Studio Voltaire’s latest show surveys three decades of grassroots LGBTQ+ sexual health posters and photography.

Shortlist for 2025 Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards Announced,

A look back at how grassroots movements emphasised the need for effective sexual health for the LGBTQIA+ community with a host of playful and informative posters, now part of a London exhibition.

Frieze today revealed the full lineup of highlights for Frieze New York 2025, returning to The Shed from May 7th – 11th.

'Exhibitionism', the inaugural showcase at Rajiv Menon Contemporary gallery in Hollywood, examines the boundaries of intimacy.

Read our pick of the best Los Angeles art exhibitions to see this month, from journeying through cowboy culture at Albertz Benda to LA-based artist Kelly Akashi at Lisson Gallery.

Hales Gallery was founded in Deptford in 1992 by two Pauls, Hedge and Maslin (wouldn’t it be easier if everyone was called Paul?).

Travel to the UK, Denmark, Germany, India, or the Emirates to explore the rich tapestry of international art biennales.