Arts pictures

The exhibition, which opens 22 July 2017, is held in conjunction with the 2017 Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace.

The exhibition will be on show at Michael Hoppen Gallery, London from 6 April-20 May 2017.

Early Magnum: On & In New York combines classic 1950s images by Magnum members with archival pictures from its NYC office.

The first exhibition exploring the history of the selfie from Old Masters to today opens at the Saatchi Gallery in London.

FORMAT festival 2017 in Derby, will be showcasing the work of artists and photographers including Julia Fullerton-Batten, Sohrab Hura, Tom Hunter, and Lisa Barnard.

Norm Diamond visited countless estate sales, photographing belongings that evoke sadness, humour, and ironic commentary on American cultural history.

Flâneur in an Ancient Landscape is photographer Tom Hunter's journey covering parts of the medieval Sherwood Forest, through to the East and to the Peak District to the West.

Julia Fullerton-Batten's series of images interprets and duplicates the feelings and actions of each feral child living their experience.

Coming to the Derby Museum and Art Gallery, a range of photos from the W W Winter archive offers an important record of the city.

Up close and personal with big cats, whose numbers in the wild for some species have dwindled dramatically.

The exhibition, held at Kensington Palace, traces the evolution of Diana's style from glamorous evening gowns to chic Catherine Walker suits.

After years of covering war in Iraq and Afghanistan, Magnum Photographer Peter van Agtmael explores everyday life in the US, as a way of understanding his experiences and his country.

Stephen Shore spent nearly every day at Warhol's Factory between 1965 and 1967, taking pictures of its diverse cast of characters.

Each figure is a hybrid, constructed from fragments taken from his own photographs.

Highlights include an articulated iron manikin from the 1500s, an animatronic baby from Japan and one of the first walking bipedal robots.

Presented as a chronological overview, this traces Hockney's development from his time as a student up to his recent success at the Royal Academy and beyond.

The Orchid Festival runs from the 4 February-5 March 2017 at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

These sun-soaked, super-saturated cityscapes may look like illustrations – but they are photographs.

The images will go on display at the The Bronx Documentary Center as part of a group exhibition involving 37 photojournalists.

IBTimesUK presents some of the photo highlights from the 25th annual Parkes Elvis Festival.

Collection at London gallery captures the photographer's irony and humour.

The hall, which sits atop 362 bags of feathers for sound insulation, has been praised for its impressive acoustics.

As it is 14 metres under the surface of the water, the museum is accessible only to scuba divers and snorkelers.

Kuwait: A Desert on Fire, sees Sebastião Salgado's travel closely with firefighters in one of the worst environmental disasters in living memory.

The photos will be shown in an open-air exhibition as part of Amnesty International's I Welcome campaign and mark the lead up to Magnum Photos' 70th anniversary.

The programme is run by Skateistan – a charity who use skateboarding and education as a means of youth empowerment.

A photo tour of the interiors and exhibits at the Design Museum's new home on High Street Kensington, London.

IBTimes UK presents a selection of his work throughout the era:

Helmed by Vogue Italia's editor-in-chief Franca Sozzani, the event showcases works by Vanessa Beecroft, Juno Calypso and Yelena Yumchuk.

From Bruce Gilden to Alec Soth, here are some of the best prints available to buy.