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Five British canal and waterway trips with a wow factor
What better way to ease out of lockdown than ever-so-gently, on a canal holiday on one of these fascinating routes
Karin Andreasson
14, Mar, 2021 @12:00 PM
From Kylie to Miley: Sunday at Glastonbury
The world’s greatest music festival closed out with a hits-packed Cure set – plus choirs, cones and cutesy metal
Ben Beaumont-Thomas and Karin Andreasson
01, Jul, 2019 @5:00 AM
Glitter, George Ezra and power ballad yoga: Friday at Glastonbury 2019
Amid the raving and fantastical costumes, the music kicked off in earnest, with career defining performances by Stormzy and Jorja Smith
Ben Beaumont-Thomas and Karin Andreasson
29, Jun, 2019 @5:00 AM
Kyotographie 2019: the vibe of Japan's new era
The Kyoto photographic festival endeavours to take the pulse of the country
Karin Andreasson
25, Apr, 2019 @2:08 PM
PhotoEspaña shows its playful side – a photo essay
Madrid’s annual photography festival is a riot of fun and fantasy, with vintage circus acts, people pretending to be potatoes and Samuel Fosso’s sardonic take on classic images
Karin Andreasson
10, Jul, 2018 @6:00 AM
Dawit L Petros's best photograph: a shipwrecked Japanese trawler
‘We’re used to seeing overcrowded vessels from Africa washing up on the shores of Europe. But here was one that had travelled the other way’
Interview by Karin Andreasson
17, May, 2018 @5:00 AM
Africa Is No Island – a photo essay
Exhibition features 40 established and emerging photographers from the continent and diaspora
Karin Andreasson
05, Mar, 2018 @9:04 AM
Chris Buck's best photograph: Billy Joel in the dark with an Applause sign
‘Billy said, “I’ll do this – but I’m not one who performs because of an urgent need for approval”’
Interview by Karin Andreasson
01, Jun, 2017 @5:00 AM
Yan Wang Preston’s best photograph: a Chinese village's ancient tree – sold for $25,000
Winner of the Syngenta award 2016/17: ‘I had seen the tree in its original village, covered with leaves. The hotel that bought it broke two cranes trying to replant it’
Interview by Karin Andreasson
09, Mar, 2017 @9:21 AM
Kadir van Lohuizen’s best photo: an abandoned house after Hurricane Katrina
‘New Orleans had been abandoned. Pots were still on the stove. I felt I was intruding’
Interview by Karin Andreasson
29, Sep, 2016 @7:00 AM
Syd Shelton’s best photograph: a stagecrashing punk in Norfolk
‘The flash went pop, then I was in the air as the bouncer threw me off the stage’
Interview by Karin Andreasson
22, Sep, 2016 @7:00 AM
Photo España review – female gaze falls on the Beatles, Bauhaus and Bacall
Female photographers are given due recognition in three shows that recognise the pioneering work of Spain’s first female photojournalist, Juana Biarnés, Bauhaus mainstay Lucia Moholy and fashion snapper Louise Dahl-Wolfe
Karin Andreasson
26, Jul, 2016 @10:00 AM
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