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It has been a week with a hangover, my apologies for being trivial (but I am not about to treat you like idiots), not for me, but for the magazines.…

The new year is here and in full force. Inspiration abounds – of which I was happy to find plenty during my Christmas holidays spent under the summer sun…

Photo l.a. returns to the historic Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for its 21st edition January 12 —16, 2012. Continuing the discourse on photography’s place in the fine arts, photo l.a.…

For over two years, Eliane de Latour photographed prostitutes in the ghettos of Abidjan, Ivory Coast’s largest city. In her book she tells the story of meeting the girls and…

Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey’s Trash, written and directed in 1970, is the second film in a trilogy, along with Heat and Flesh. Perhaps the most original and free-spirited of…

In January 12, 2010, a catastrophic earthquake hit Haiti, one of the poorest and least developed counties in the world. An estimated two million people were affected by the disaster,…

This month, the presidential primary elections begin in the United States, and Americans begin the long process of deciding who will occupy the White House for the next four years.…

In one of his early series, Barriers, David Zimmerman began a reflection on boundaries and the way humans scar the landscape while imposing themselves upon it. Later on, Salton Seas…

Stefanie Schneider (born 1968 in Cuxhaven Germany) is a German photographer who lives in Berlin and Los Angeles. Schneider is known for using expired instant Polaroid film material to…