With Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down,Stacy Kranitz closes out nearly twenty years of photographing Appalachia.

In Materia, his second book following the monograph Epitome, Kyiv-based photographer Vic Bakin sets images against the decay ...

Chardchakaj Waikawee's Bangkok street kids have swag and his lens proves it. Youth is on show at Graces Mews, London for a ...

For over twenty-five years, Camille Vivier’s eye has moved with rare fluency between fashion commissions and fine-art photography, two facets of a single obsession: probing what, within a body, ...

In the summer of 2001, a night-shift electrician wandered the empty floors of the World Trade Center with a digital camera, photographing offices, kitchens and stairwells no one else thought to record ...

It started with two, then with four. Michael Shulan, a writer who owned a storefront on Prince Street, was on the phone with the photographer Gilles Peress, then at Ground Zero taking photographs for ...

On April 4, 2023 photographer Michael Christopher Brown’s latest photography illustration project ignited debate in the photo industry. His new Artificial Intelligence (AI) project, 90 Miles, had just ...

In the art world, women are being rediscovered. Forgotten by history, at best they are linked to a male figure ; at worst, they fall into oblivion. Tina Modotti is no exception to the rule. An Italian ...

In the essay at the end of his new book, From the Heads of the Hollers, published by GOST, photographer Shelby Lee Adams writes “I ask folks to look into the camera lens and find their own reflection ...

Magnum projects a mythical yet enduring image: that of an archive featuring some great, predominantly male, figures in twentieth-century photography, who have borne witness to major social crises and ...

Since 2000, photographer Ronan Guillou (1968-2022) has led a vast colour photographic odyssey across Alaska. His work, which has as much to do with documentary intent as formal research, gave rise to ...