- Facing the Brink
Photojournalist David Butow documents the intersection of culture & politics during the MAGA era.
- The Art of the Steal
Award-winning photojournalist Susan Meiselas on being in the right place at the right time.
- During a Lockdown, What Is “Essential”?
A report from the “second line” of service in New York City during the COVID-19 health crisis.
- Annie Leibovitz’s Timeless Portraiture
Approaching her eighth decade, the maestro shows no signs of slowing down, as evidenced in a new monograph.
- Connected by Bob Greenberg
An exhibit explores humankind’s relation with technology, curated by the founder of R/GA.
- Platon’s Portraits of Troops
A master chronicler of celebrities, British photographer Platon turns his lens on U.S. men and women in uniform.
- Time Capsules of Famous Lives
Henry Leutwyler documents artifacts that tell stories about renowned figures who can no longer tell their own.
- Never-Ending Journey
In an unprecedented survey, the Harry Ransom Center explores Elliot Erwitt’s output over seven decades.
Deconstructing War Images
In War Is Beautiful, David Shields casts doubt on the New York Times credo of “All the News That’s Fit to Print.”
Laura Wilson’s Wild West
Promoting the project That Day, a photographer who worked alongside Richard Avedon shares her view of the West.
- The Real Detroit
Dave Jordano returns to his troubled hometown to document its longtime residents and ever-changing landscape.
Layers of Life
Tirzah Brott captures “women of a certain age” whose sense of panache makes them still-shining stars.
Paradoxical Tribes
Jimmy Nelson’s Before They Pass Away is full of stunning imagery. Does it exploit those it tries to represent?
- Inside Warhol’s Factory
Andy Warhol spent a lifetime making himself (and friends) world famous. The madness behind his methods.
On the Front Line
Lynsey Addario talks about juggling her photojournalist career, her family, and the writing of her acclaimed memoir.
Riding the Edge
Balancing career goals with outdoor mayhem, Bryan Derballa plays on the threshold between ambition and abandon.
Self & Other
Sophie Klafter’s compelling portrait series “corpoReality” is drawn from her own unique physicality.
Soul Survivors
Kathy Shorr finds and documents survivors of random gun violence and lets them share their stories.
Gender Studies
Ilana Panich Linsman explores themes including mortality, identity, and the inner psychology of outward beauty.
Human Touch
Supranav Dash portrays the craftspeople who are still peddling disappearing trades in his native India.
Lost in the Landscape
In Mexico, Fernando Brito captures haunting death scenes that symbolize random violence and social decay.
Haunting Soldiers
Using a 19th-century collodian photographic process, Ellen Susan takes a close look at modern warriors.
Getting Close Up
In revealing portraits of famous and lesser-known subjects, Martin Schoeller explores the question: What’s in a face?
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