- Warhol the Shutterbug
A traveling exhibition sheds new light on Andy Warhol’s artistry by emphasizing his avocation: candid photography.
The Top Ten Arts Stories of the Decade
Createquity summarizes the key news stories impacting the arts globally over the past ten years.
Josef Albers Explores Mexico
Best known for his colorful abstractions, Josef Albers found inspiration within geometric patterns in his architectural black-and-white photographs.
Albert Watson’s Roving Artistic Eye
A retrospective tome and exhibit cover the work of a photographer who defies pigeonholes.
- Faceless Women
Can you spot the women in these photographs? Patty Carroll talks about Anonymous Women.
- When Artistic Education Matters
Arts degrees don’t have much impact on income from the arts. Do they affect how long people stay in their fields?
PHotoEspaña 2017
Madrid showcases 100 Years of Leica Photography and such masters as Elliot Erwitt and Minor White.
- The Best Photography Books of 2016
The cream of a great crop of photo books, plus highlights from roundups in spring, summer, and fall.
- Stars at the Lucies
In a bid to rival the Oscars, the 14th Annual Lucie Awards spotlight photography’s stylistic and geographic diversity.
- Artistic Proving Ground
In The Grey Ghost, Dan Winters turns his lens to NYC streets in the tradition of Steiglitz and Strand.
- Best Photobooks Fall 2016
From new monographs to unseen work by masters, a batch of books full of dazzling surprises.
- 16 Shows at PHotoEspaña 16
Madrid’s festival showcases women artists in a wide-ranging set of exhibitions.
Best Photobooks Summer 2016
Bob Dylan off duty, Mexican border meditations, and other surprises in the book world.
The Vision of Lillian Bassman
A fresh look at classic fashion imagery that was ahead of its time—and timeless.
Best Photobooks Spring 2016
From psychological studies to environmental caveats, collectible photo volumese.
- Irving Penn’s Artistic Journey
Master photographer Irving Penn set out to be a painter. A vast retrospective traces his career.
Being(s) in the Landscape
A showcase of Richard Misrach images renders solitary figures within grandiose environs.
Sex & Revolution
PHotoEspaña probes Latin American themes including politics, sensuality, and feminism.
Best New Photobooks 2015
A roundup of the year’s best volumes, plus great books released in fall, summer, and spring.
Lone Star State of Mind
Artist Nancy Newberry’s cinematic scenes of Texana fuse real and the imagined, past and the present.
Filmmaking Trade Secrets
Vincent Laforet shares tips for making the transition from still photography to film.
Self-Publish or Perish
New indie and DIY models reshape the ways artists create and market books.
Photography Fragmented
In the information age, what defines a photograph? PHotoEspaña 2014 seeks answers.
Rankin Roll
A look at the visual odyssey of Britain’s creator of Dazed and Confused and Another Magazine.
Best Photobooks of 2014
Hardly a lost art: 50+ titles prove that the photo and the printing press were made for each other.
Pixels vs Frames
Is digital replacing film in the movies? Is that good? A doc hosted by Keanu Reeves shows both sides.
- Best Photobooks of 2013
From pop culture to photojournalism, fine art to environmental studies, great photo books.
Intimacy & Death
PHotoEspaña 2013: a showcase of eroticism, politics, and morbidity (among other things).
- The Last Roll
Kodachrome film dazzled fans for decades. Steve McCurry takes it on a final assignment.
Making Wild Things
Max Records, star of Where the Wild Things Are, talks about working with Spike Jonze on the film.
