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We look at the lots that overperformed and underperformed—and consider what it tells us about the state of the market.

A student of Bernd Becher, Candida Höfer continues the tradition of "typographic" photography with collection of interior photographs.

Photographer Leonid Furmansky has captured images of historic buildings in New York City covered in scaffolding.

With the first edition of Paris + Art Basel opening after Frieze London, the city of lights has re-emerged as the leading capital of culture.

WOLFGANG TILLMANS HAS CREATED an image of contemporary Europe that a lot of people carry around in their heads. Not the Colosseum or the Arc de Triomphe or even the Eiffel Tower, but easyJet, English, Berghain. These keywords are both the technologies and the coordinates of Tillmans’s practice, the atmosphere and infrastructure that support his work, though they are not necessarily visible in his pictures. And yet he has created images—indeed, icons—that are somehow correlates for them, th...

Artists are often generous in acknowledging those who have influenced them. Photographers are no exception, whether a direct visual lineage is evident

Grain elevators and water towers abound in a sprawling retrospective of German photography duo Bernd and Hilla Becher at the Met.

Queen Elizabeth II of Britain was one of the world’s most photographed and painted people. Three artists explain how they made portraits of the monarch that stood out from the crowd.

Impressions from the photography festival Images Vevey, Switzerland, which runs from 3-25 September 2022

THE PHOTOGRAPHER approached the trio on his bike, a bundle of gear balanced on his front fender and a wide-brimmed hat covering his head. A discussion ensued. Hubert, the first of the three to speak, took the man for a fellow enthusiast of far-left politics. Peter suspected a questionable sales pitch. Adolphe, at the head of the cluster, offered apologies for his companions’ brusqueness. No worries, the photographer countered; he was there, in fact, to propose a group photo—a slice-of-life s...