Photo Books
New Books by Jim Mangan, Bruce Gilden, and Sage Sohier
In recent books, photographers’ subjects include young men exiled from a Mormon community; indomitable citizens of Haiti; and photographs from an archive of work made in the 1970s and ‘80s.
In recent books, photographers’ subjects include young men exiled from a Mormon community; indomitable citizens of Haiti; and photographs from an archive of work made in the 1970s and ‘80s.
Portfolio
Maude Arsenault: Resurfacing
Hope and melancholy are braided through Arsenault’s photographs, which consider what mid-life looks and feels like.
Hope and melancholy are braided through Arsenault’s photographs, which consider what mid-life looks and feels like.
Interview
LaToya Ruby Frazier: Photography as a Platform for Change
In her expansive exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Frazier is an activist and advocate, addressing race and inequality in Rust Belt cities in the U.S.
In her expansive exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Frazier is an activist and advocate, addressing race and inequality in Rust Belt cities in the U.S.
Feature
Stephanie Syjuco: Upending the Archive
In several concurrent exhibitions, the artist revises colonial mythologies and ethnographies, telling new stories along the way.
In several concurrent exhibitions, the artist revises colonial mythologies and ethnographies, telling new stories along the way.
Looking Back
Todd Hido
The Photograph Five
Tyler Mitchell
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Francesca Woodman | Gagosian, New York City
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Josef Koudelka: Industry | Pace, New York
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Critical Geography | FotoFest Biennial 2024, Houston
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Robert Frank and Todd Webb: Across America, 1955 | Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, MA
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Lauren Semivan: Spoken by a Ghost | Benrubi Gallery
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