Reviews
Carolyn Drake: Men Untitled | Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation, Paris
The Photograph Five
Jon Henry
Photo Books
Men in Decline, British Youth Culture, and a Slice of the American Upper Crust
Carolyn Drake takes a playful, sometimes perverse look at ordinary men, while Alasdair McLellan channels his inner fan boy, and Will Vogt photographs his own privileged circle over the years.
Carolyn Drake takes a playful, sometimes perverse look at ordinary men, while Alasdair McLellan channels his inner fan boy, and Will Vogt photographs his own privileged circle over the years.
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Reframing Portraits for the Black Gaze
In two different exhibitions, Mickalene Thomas explores issues of representation and agency in her own work and that of others.
In two different exhibitions, Mickalene Thomas explores issues of representation and agency in her own work and that of others.
Interview
Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons: Multimedia Mythmaker
At the Brooklyn Museum, the inquisitive Cuban-born artist presents work in photography, assemblage, performance, and painting.
At the Brooklyn Museum, the inquisitive Cuban-born artist presents work in photography, assemblage, performance, and painting.
Looking Back
Charles Traub
Portfolio
Dorothy Sing Zhang: Like Someone Alive
In cinematic images, a photographer meditates on the aesthetics of sleep.
In cinematic images, a photographer meditates on the aesthetics of sleep.
Reviews
Inventing Objects: Jay DeFeo’s Photographic Work | Paula Cooper Gallery, New York City
Reviews
Heji Shin: The Big Nudes | 52 Walker, New York City
Reviews
A Long Arc: Photography and the American South Since 1845 | High Museum of Art, Atlanta
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As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic | Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA
Feature
Contemporary African Photography at the Tate straddles cultural, ethnic, and geographic diversities
A capacious, informative exhibition shows photography to be a formidable tool in excavating the past and looking forward.
A capacious, informative exhibition shows photography to be a formidable tool in excavating the past and looking forward.