January – February 2020

A Retrospective Presents 40 Years of Dawoud Bey’s Empathetic Photographs

BY Jon Feinstein, January 3, 2020

Like Harlem Redux, Bey’s latest series Night Coming Tenderly, Black, its title a reference to a line in Langston Hughes’s classic poem Dream Variations, applies the photographer’s compassionate sense of looking to a historically charged landscape.

Reviews

Laurie Brown: Photographs at the Laguna Art Museum

BY Leah Ollman, February 10, 2020

Reviews

Jean-Pierre Sudre at Gitterman Gallery

BY Michael Wilson, February 4, 2020

Reviews

David Hume Kennerly: Witness to History at the Center for Creative Photography

BY Jean Dykstra, January 28, 2020

Reviews

Shirin Neshat: I Will Greet the Sun Again at The Broad

BY Leah Ollman, January 21, 2020

Reviews

Tracey Moffatt: Portals at Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York City

BY Barbara Pollack, January 14, 2020

Reviews

Diane Meyer: Berlin at Klompching Gallery

BY Stephanie Cash, January 7, 2020

Feature

Eight Photographs. Eight Ways to Contemplate the Climate Crisis

BY Giada De Agostinis, January 6, 2020

In a special feature, photograph magazine asked eight professionals in the field of photography to each select a single photograph related to the climate crisis that resonated with them in the last year.

Looking Back

James Casebere

By Jean Dykstra, January 3, 2020

Portfolio

January – February 2020 Jessica Wynne

BY Elisabeth Biondi, January 3, 2020

Portfolio

Ervin A. Johnson

BY Jean Dykstra, January 3, 2020

Photo Books

Leo Goldstein, Bruce Davidson, Davide Sorrenti

BY Vince Aletti, January 3, 2020

Interview

Bea Nettles

BY Lyle Rexer, January 3, 2020

In Profile

Kim Bourus

BY Sarah Schmerler, January 3, 2020

In Profile

Katherine Bussard

BY Jean Dykstra, January 3, 2020

Publisher: Anthony Beale
Editor: Jean Dykstra
Art Director: Fabio Cutró
Communications Manager: Giada De Agostinis
Founding Publisher: Bill Mindlin

Founded in 1988, photograph is a digital magazine covering photography in all of its forms. photograph delivers smart and thoughtful criticism by respected writers as well as coverage of exhibitions, events, and news.