Photo Books
Best of 2016
Formed in 1963 by 11 photographers who recognized the necessity of “a forum to address the underrepresentation of African Americans in their field,” the Kamoinge Workshop gave its members a sense of solidarity and support in a period when black Americans were the frequent subject of mainstream media coverage but rarely its author.
Formed in 1963 by 11 photographers who recognized the necessity of “a forum to address the underrepresentation of African Americans in their field,” the Kamoinge Workshop gave its members a sense of solidarity and support in a period when black Americans were the frequent subject of mainstream media coverage but rarely its author.
Portfolio
Harf Zimmerman
In Profile
Lisa Sutcliffe
Portfolio
Matt Eich
Interview
Andrew Moore
Photo Books
Anthony Hernandez, Curran Hatleberg, Bob Mizer
In Profile
Tracey Morgan
About The Cover
About The Cover
Looking Back
Richard Misrach
Reviews
Todd Hido: Intimate Distance at Casemore Kirkeby, San Francisco
Reviews
Ruddy Roye: When Living Is a Protest, Steven Kasher Gallery, New York
Reviews
Carina Brandes: Remote Control at Team (Bungalow), Los Angeles
Reviews
Mitch Epstein: Rocks and Clouds at Yancey Richardson Gallery
Reviews
Rania Matar: Invisible Children at C. Grimaldis Gallery
Reviews
Mauro Fiorese: Treasure Rooms at Robert Mann Gallery
Reviews
Dawoud Bey: Harlem Redux at Stephen Daiter Gallery
Publisher: Anthony Beale
Editor: Jean Dykstra
Art Director: Fabio Cutró
Associate Editor: Melissa Welikson
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.