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This winter, photography exhibitions across the UK cast new light on often overlooked communities and histories.

When Trent Parke (b. 1971) moved to Sydney from a small Australian country town, his first impression was of the sheer volume of people he encountered.

In I鈥檓 Com鈥檜n Home In The Morn鈥檜n, photographer Elaine Constantine presents her dynamic and full-color images that capture the northern soul scene of the 1990s...

鈥淭he camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.鈥�

A new exhibition brings together Chris Killip and Graham Smith鈥檚 seminal shots of England鈥檚 north-east from 1975-87, when heavy industry and working-class life were transformed.

To coincide with the 40th anniversary of the miners鈥� strike this exhibition will look at the vital role photographs played during the year-long struggle against pit closures, including many materials drawn from the Martin Parr Foundation collection.

Four decades after the brutal industrial dispute, a new exhibition looks back at the photography that came to symbolise the British state鈥檚 abuse of power.

Photographs from Martin Parr鈥檚 lesser-known series documenting the Somerset village of Chew Stoke are being exhibited for the first time in 30-years. 

The language of climate activism has shifted in tone over the past few years. Where once slogans were mainly about 鈥渟aving the planet鈥�, now you鈥檙e as likely to see placards referring to 鈥渃limate justice鈥�.

Life As It Is features eighty previously unpublished photographs from the archives of John Myers taken in and around Stourbridge in the 1970s and 80s.

This new exhibition brings together a selection of artists and photographers whose diverse work raises awareness of the complex relationships between the most pressing concerns of our time.

In her inventive new photobook, the British photographer celebrates the life and rituals along the banks of England鈥檚 famous river. Thames Log is a book that tries both to depict a river and also to encapsulate it, to become it, through stream, drift: a course that feels...

鈥淪WEET Thames, run softly, till I end my song,鈥� Edmund Spenser wrote in his 1596 poem Prothalamion.

Photographer Chloe Dewe Mathews spent five years capturing the secret life of the river, from its ancient pagan festivities to its contemporary religious rituals

The photographer Martin Parr has stepped down from his position as artistic director of a new high-profile arts festival in Bristol amid a racism row.