They said invite a lot of people, and we did. The agnes b. store in Floral Street, central London was packed on Thursday night for the opening of The Cover Stories – a FOTO8 exhibition and launch of the new 8 magazine. The FOTO8 faithful, their friends, families and the foto-graphically inclined lapped up the cava-guava and took in the show.

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At 76 Front Street

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Curating a high-profile show for the New York Photo Festival has been a “nailbiting” experience for Lesley Martin, not least because of the huge scale of some of the work she has chosen to exhibit.

“I’m used to working to make things small and flat,” says Martin, book publisher at the Aperture Foundation, “so I was very excited by the space.”

At Smack Mellon and Dumbo Arts Center (DAC)

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From the unlikely sounding Tarantino-meets-Disney venues Smack Mellon and Dumbo Arts Center, Magnum photographer and curator of New Typologies Martin Parr lays out his stall for the Future of Photography.

In employing the word ‘typology’, Parr is evoking a tradition in which the best-known exponents are Bernd and Hilda Becher. “Yes, it’s been around for a long time, but people are using it to great effect at the moment,” says Parr. “Photographing something over and over again can bring an extra level of rigour to certain subject matters. It’s not new, but no-one has isolated it as a specific trend.”