2015 Sony World Photography Awards exhibition 24th April – 10th May Somerset House, London.

Alexander Gronsky 14 April – 29 May Gronsky’s Pastoral series of large format photographs of Moscow’s suburban areas are reminiscent of the arcadian images created by 19th century landscape painters and reconstructs them in a way that jars with the romantic representations of a bygone era. Once defining borders becomes blurred in these photographs –
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Chris Barrett and Gianluca Spezza Monday 23 March – Saturday 4 April 2015 Photographic artists Chris Barrett and researcher Gianluca Spezza have used instant photography and text to explore the world’s relationship with the DPRK and its leaders. The Guardian Gallery, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU.

CORINNE SILVA: GARDEN STATE 14 May – 20 June 2015 Offering an unexpected view on gardening, the show comprises photographic and sound installations exploring Israel’s suburban gardens, parks and public places. Silva encourages visitors to view gardening not simply as the act of nurturing a plot of land, but as something potentially far more sinister:
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London Photo Festival 14th-16th May 2015 Theme: Architecture, including street photography. This year’s theme is architectural photography from around the world (including street photography which includes the architectural genre), and on the Friday a Click ‘n Clique™ evening will be held, providing a unique platform for visitors to meet the photographers behind the works, and
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Harry Cory Wright: Anglia 14th May to 18th July Cory Wright explores the lowlands of the British Isles, an area which embodies traces of the old and the new, the ancient and futuristic and a world that lies in between. In his new series he infuses historical sites with prospect so we begin to re-evaluate
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Lala Meredith-Vula: Folk Art, Sex Fantasy, Kosova Myths, London Diaries 3 – 21 March 2015 This collection showcases a selection of black and white photographs taken over a period spanning more than thirty years. Some of the works explore cultural transitions; exposing realities in a country effected by communism, while others starkly explore and celebrate
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Hrair Sarkissian: Imagined Futures 13 March – 25 April 2015 Imagined Futures showcases two projects, made seven years apart, that both deal with issues of temporality: one with a non-time, a suspended unrecognised present; the other constituting a projection from an envisioned future that threatens to rupture the present at any moment. Together these bodies
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