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For her latest exhibition, the Ethiopian photographer drove a minivan around the country, resulting in images that explore identity, gender and conflict. 鈥業t was a crash course in history,鈥� she says.

Archives are an invitation to meet people from the past, through the various objects, written, video and photographic records that they have left behind.

Two trollies face each other from opposite sides of a metal fence. A tiny shoe perches on top of a bollard in the middle of the pavement.

鈥淎s a woman with Pakistani origins, I feel that there are so many things that shape our lives as women, there are so many different influences.

The artwork, in the words of the writer Julio Cort谩zar, 鈥渋s like the seed in which the giant tree lies sleeping.鈥� From sunflower to rosehip, there may be no more metonymic sign for art than the seed, an embryonic kernel whose formation is part of vegetal reproduction that...

Public art has perhaps never been more important, offering audiences the chance to experience culture whilst social distancing and exploring the outdoors.

This week鈥檚 picks include a new Vivian Maier show and the Jerwood/Photoworks awards. The exhibitions, opening this weekend, are self-reflective and intimate 鈥� delving into personal and familial histories. The featured artists create innovative self portraits and tap into...

鈥業 spotted them from a bus, two girls having a picnic in Ukraine. This was before the war turned bad.

Africa State of Mind, opening at Impressions Gallery, Bradford, presents work by a new generation of African artists and photographers working in diverse fields such as fashion, film, architecture and literature.

From the UK to Switzerland, Iceland to the US, Aesthetica鈥檚 selection of must-see photography shows offers new and conceptual visions of the natural and urban landscape.

No Man鈥檚 Land: Women鈥檚 Photography and the First World War at Impressions Gallery in Bradford, England, is highlighting a perspective frequently missing from Word War I centenary commemorations: that of the women involved in the conflict.

Liza Dracup utilises the Yorkshire landscape as the locus of her practice.

Yan Wang Preston spent four years photographing at 100km intervals along the Yangtze River, to astounding effect.

Impressions Gallery in partnership with Autograph ABP presents a retrospective of James Barnor鈥檚 street and studio photographs, spanning Ghana

This article present a diverse selection of twenty unique art events to watch this week. The selection includes sculpture and installation, film, photography and painting exhibitions from around the world.