Julia's new series A Testament to Love is published this morning in Le Journal de la Photographie, with words from Julia too.

The trailer for Adam's film about the MS-13 gang in El Salvador has been pre-released. The film-making is still in progress, but you can watch today's release here.

Julia was interviewed about photo books and photo albums by Martha Kearney on The World at One this lunchtime. Listen here, at minute 38.

This is Edward Hopper reimagined for the 60s - loneliness and regret are hanging in the air as Julia's women search for a happy ending, unless this is the happy ending. Or maybe we're just waiting for something to happen. As always, Julia's narratives are full of questions, and suggest a hundred possible stories. All we're given is a title and more conflicting visual information than we can comfortably arrange, and we end up left alone with our own anxieties. Enjoy that feeling!

Art Buyer Simon Pedersen, Creative Director Richard Robinson, Copywriter Laurie Smith

Andy Glass is interviewed by the prestigious art magazine about his love of landscape photography throughout his work from assisting Don McCullin in the old days (in the French version) to becoming one of the masters of manipulated photography (in the English version)

I know it's called the National Media Museum now, but that doesn't matter. It's going to be closed down. It's been a really important voice for photography, and one thing we can all do is sign the petition against its closure. Please.

Nadege's new evolving, edible and compostable installation Mycotopia opens at Anarch Gallery in Deptford this weekend.