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The Bibliothèque nationale de France, Département de l'Audiovisuel, Paris has, with the direction of curator Brigitte Loret, created an archive for Marcus Reichert. Born in the United States in 1948,…

In the late 50’s, New York’s Washington Square was a place of rebellion, described by Simone de Beauvoir as "A cosmopolitan chorus of tourists, ‘intellectuals’, students and a dubious collection…

Kevin Amato is a New York based photographer and influential fashion insider. His photographs celebrate the faces of the Bronx—his local neighborhood—and explore the interplay between high fashion and street…

Robert Doisneau and Daniel Pennac came together and closely collaborated on these two beautiful publications which reflect their personalities partial to affectionate humor.…

In the late 1970s, The Village Voice sent photographer Bill Bernstein on an assignment to New York nightclub Studio54. The occasion was an awards presentation dinner for the President’s mother,…

Heeding the call of bread and butter, I early on embarked on a string of editorial ‘careers’, each labeled for the types of assignments I was considered suitable for.Heeding the…

They were imprisoned, infantilized, and medicalized just to keep them quiet. Here are 20 portraits of young women who break the mold.…

Photojournalists and documentary photographers have a vital role to play in a free society. Their images have the power to expose realities and shape current events, and the influential pictures…

Photographer Greg Gorman releases his first book in fifteen years of male portraiture and nudes celebrating the human figure.…

This book reveals the close links that unite photography and the great epic of the Paris Metro, laying out in its way a history of photography that, from the 20th…