Vivian Maier: Nanny with a Rolleiflex
Fotografiska NY bids farewell to its current digs with a tribute to the late great street photographer.
- Facing the Brink
Photojournalist David Butow probes the intersection of culture & politics in the MAGA era.
- In Lockdown, What is Essential?
A report from the “second line” of service in New York City during the COVID-19 health crisis.
- Connected by Bob Greenberg
An exhibit explores humankind’s relation with technology, curated by the founder of R/GA.
- Time Capsules of Famous Lives
Henry Leutwyler’s images tell stories about famed figures who can no longer tell their own.
Deconstructing War Images
In War Is Beautiful, David Shields casts doubt on the veracity of news photos from the front lines.
Laura Wilson’s Wild West
A photographer who worked alongside Richard Avedon shares her own visions of the West.
Layers of Life
Tirzah Brott captures “women of a certain age” whose sense of panache shines on.
Paradoxical Tribes
Jimmy Nelson’s Before They Pass Away is full of stunning imagery. Does it exploit its subjects?
- Inside Warhol’s Factory
Andy Warhol spent a life making himself (and friends) famous. The madness behind his methods.
On the Front Line
Lynsey Addario talks about juggling her photo career, family, and the writing of her acclaimed memoir.
Riding the Edge
Balancing career with outdoor mayhem, Bryan Derballa toggles between ambition and abandon.
Self & Other
Sophie Klafter’s portrait series corpoReality draws from her own unique physicality.
Gender Studies
Ilana Panich Linsman explores the inner psychology of outward beauty.
Human Touch
Supranav Dash portrays craftspeople in disappearing trades in his native India.
Lost in the Landscape
In Mexico, Fernando Brito captures death scenes symbolizing random violence and social decay.
Getting Close Up
In portraits of famed subjects, Martin Schoeller explores the question: What’s in a face?
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