Photo Story
Shaped by War. Don McCullin at Imperial War Museum North.
Acclaimed war photographer, Don McCullin, speaks candidly to Paul Herrmann on the eve of his major exhibition at Imperial War Museum North. Having spent his career either on or close to the front line, McCullin tells Herrmann that it was only when it struck him that ‘the real price of war was civilian’ that he realised the true purpose of war photography: to give a voice to the people in his images, that photography was merely a form of communication.
Manchester as hyper-real supercity
Susie Stubbs meets digital artist and photographer, Andrew Brooks, who finds himself as beguiled by the urban landscape of his hometown as he is the hidden spaces and secret places in cities across the world
The circus comes to town.
Acclaimed art photographers Anderson & Low bring their stunning and surreal circus-themed exhibition to The Lowry
We are all ghosts.
Susie Stubbs finds herself haunted by the images of Francesca Woodman
Shooting stars.
A new photography exhibition at The Lowry by Simon Annand
The quiet photographer.
Doves, The Durutti Column, Kings Have Long Arms, actor Harry Treadaway: photographer Natalie Curtis snaps them all – with unusual and beautiful results
Behind the scenes at the Museum.
Marina Abramovic & The Whitworth re-born: a story in pictures of how one gallery removed everything – all of its pictures, paintings and sculpture – to make way for one of the world’s leading performance artists

























