Sarah Gilbert

An incredible collection of photographs documenting the intersection of chess and culture is published by FUEL, in the year FIDE (the International Chess Federation) celebrates its 100th anniversary. Artists, actors, musicians and more all show their love of the most cerebral of games in Chess Players

From increasingly severe weather disasters to more extreme heat, climate change poses many risks to people’s health.

Unconventional Women by Sarah Gilbert, published in July, is an impressively researched and empathetically put together biography of a group of Melbourne-based nuns. In Unconventional Women, Gilbert masterfully recounts their personal stories which span over decades of tremendous social changes in Australia between 1950 and 1970, touching on religion, women rights, historical events and…

The second edition of the showcase opens on 16 October with the theme ‘The World a Wave’. It features photographers from around the world investigating global flux in social, political and environmental issues

Monopoli, south-east of Bari, is home to PhEST, an ambitious photo festival that sees dozens of exhibitions and events take over the old town and features artists from around the world working in different media

As Oasis prepare to tour, photographer Sharon Latham unveils previously unseen photos of Noel Gallagher and his band High Flying Birds and talks us through life on the road with one of the world’s most successful artists

Erik Hynes, a restaurant owner, makes the case against Ballot Question 5 that Massachusetts voters will decide this November.

A free exhibition at Waterside’s Lauriston Gallery in Sale, Greater Manchester, examines the workings of Ray Harryhausen, one of the greatest animators in cinema history. Inspired by film-maker John Walsh’s book Harryhausen: The Lost Movies, it opens on 26 October

Massachusetts Question 5 would be good for illegal immigrants, according to the organization leading the effort to make it law.

Drugs, war, apartheid and the environment are some of the themes covered in the book Propagandopolis, which charts a century of efforts to influence and control