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A panoramic view of European photography

The theme of PhotoEspaña this year is a plural Europe.

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Pain and beauty through the unique lens of Christine Spengler

In 1979 during the Islamic Revolution in Iran French photographer Christine Spengler donned the veil to snap Iranian women.

Spain

War photographer James Nachtwey wins Asturias award

The American photographer James Nachtwey has won this year’s prestigious Princess of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanitites.

Cinema

Mehmet Can Mertoğlu takes a portrait of Turkey with his film Album

The Cannes Film Festival is not just about competition. And it’s not simply about glitz and glamour. There are more strings to its bow. Such as

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Mexico

New Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera expo opens in Mexico

A new exhibition of photos and letters never before seen, belonging artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera are going on show in Mexico City. Their

North Korea

A rare glimpse into Pyongyang's underground metro system

It’s the deepest underground rail system in the world as well as perhaps the least used by tourists. But Australian travel writer and photographer

Culture news

Ostrer portraits of offal celebrities in "Ego System" show

Donald Trump as seen by British artist James Ostrer is a dogs’ dinner of raw meat and surfaces with an unhealthy, microbiotic sheen. The

Culture news

Berlin show highlights artists' holiday pictures in "We're off then"

Travel pictures immortalised by artists are special, and an exhibition in Berlin, Germany celebrates that in an era when phone images have replaced

USA

Rolling, running, riding to the interview, but would you give this guy a job?

Romain Corraze, really, really wanted to get a job with Californian camera-maker GoPro. So the 30-year old Frenchman quit his job in Lyon and headed

Culture news

Through the thought provoking lens of Andres Serrano

The Collection Lambert in Avignon, France is showing the work of American photographer Andres Serrano.

North Korea

"Now you will go to sleep": the bizarre reality of North Korean tourism

A Polish amateur photographer has smuggled out a series of images of North Korea which show the elaborate charade that Kim Jong-Un’s regime presents

World News

[Gallery] Refugee picture wins World Press Photo 2015 award

A picture taken among refugees trying to cross from Serbia into Hungary has won the World Press Photo of the Year award for 2015. Australian

Culture news

Leibovitz women's portraits to tour the world

Her latest exhibition in London comes fifteen years after an initial show of portraits of some of the world’s most famous women. This time round

World News

2015: the year in photos

As part of our review of the year Euronews’ editorial team have chosen 12 of the most powerful photographs from 2015. Aylan Kurdi: the boy whose

World News

2015: The year in photos

Culture news

'Under Japanese influence' Sukita's Bowie photos on show

Japanese photographer Masayoshi Sukita has brought his David Bowie Photo Exhibition World Tour to the United States

Cinema

'Eyes that Burn' an intimate look at the impact of war and death

‘Eyes that Burn’ opens in 1986 as a young woman arrives at Roissy Airport to collect a military trunk that is being returned to her. The trunk

Hungary

Dancing beauties of Budapest

When a spectacular city, such as Budapest, meets talented ballerinas, the raw materials are there to create beautiful images.

Culture news

Cindy Crawford: a life through the lens

A long line snakes along a New York street, it’s not a queue for the latest smartphone. People are lining up to meet American supermodel Cindy

Cinema

A photographer's eye on James Dean's life

From director Anton Corbijn, Life tells the story of the friendship between photographer Dennis Stock and Hollywood legend James Dean.