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Cyprus

Nicosia: The buffer zone in pictures

It has been 43 years since Cyprus was split when Turkish forces invaded and occupied the north of the island.

Cult

Digital portraits at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra

At the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, artists are challenging the traditional concept of portraits as paintings or photographs.

World

Pictures of the year 2016

Our selection of the best photos that made the news in 2016.

Cult

The best of Arts and Culture in Europe and the World

The European Oscars Captured on camera for acting in front of the camera – stars of the European silver screen.

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Cult

Pirelli calender less make-up and subtle sexuality

Pirelli calendars known for their images of scantily-clad models has made headlines since 1963 and this coming year is no exception, but with a twist.

France

British photographer David Hamilton found dead in Paris

Unconfirmed reports say the 83-year-old committed suicide. He had denied accusations that he had raped some of his young teenage models in the past.

World News

Donbas Groove: photo exhibition will tell Europe about "war and peace" in eastern Ukraine

Each of the 60-plus photos on display tell a unique story about extraordinary charity and business-projects from the frontline in Donbas.

World News

Polish or Paint: 'The Legs' optical illusion sends Twitter into a frenzy

It is obvious, isn’t it?

France

The "French Kiss" as a universal language

Street artist and video-mapping aficionado Julien Nonnon illuminates buildings and facades of the city of Paris with his talent.

World

James Nachtwey: we must think deeply before people commit to war

*James Nachtwey is one of the greatest photographers of our time.

United Kingdom

[Gallery] Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016

An intrepid photographer’s picture of an endangered Bornean orangutan high above the Indonesian rainforest has won a prestigious prize.

Cult

Art in all its forms from Bilbao to Lisbon

The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is displaying some fifty paintings by Francis Bacon, including works rarely seen in public before, alongside those of Spanish and French masters who influenced his work

Cult

Nikos Aliagas: 'Photos don't judge'

Franco-Greek TV and radio presenter Nikos Aliagas is more than that.

Cult

Migration crisis dominates award-winning photo show

The World Press Photo exhibition has opened in Budapest’s Museum of Ethnography.

Libya

Dutch journalist killed in Libyan city of Sirte

A prominent Dutch photo journalist has been killed in Libya while covering clashes in the city of Sirte.

Cult

Body as a canvas the work of Eric Ceccarini

Belgian photographer "Eric Ceccarini":http://www.ericceccarini.com/ works as a fashion and advertising snapper.

Russia

Second photography flashpoint over war photos in Moscow

A group of men invaded the Sakharov Centre in the Russian capital and disrupted the exhibition of work which features photographs from Ukraine's embattled east.

Cult

Pushing boundries in Iran 'Insolents de Téhéran' by Jérémy Suyker

Jérémy Suyker is a young French photographer.

Cult

Photo Docks Art Fair in Lyon

Art meets business at the Photo Docks Art Fair in the French city of Lyon.

Sci-Tech

Photokina keeping people in the picture

The image has never been so widely available and the photographic industry is providing a wide range of technology to slake this contemporary thirst.