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Gamma: A story of photographers, a story of an agency, one of the best. An Éditions de la Martinère book is celebrating its 50th anniversary. It is astounding. The texts…

Robert Shnayerson, the matchless editor, wrote me, “I confess that a fascination with impermanence—the world's torrential changes—has given me a respect for photography as an art of freezing instants that…

In her latest book, Diving for Pearls, Nan Goldin presents us with almost exclusively new, unpublished work. We are invited to contemplate the sense of magic and surprising abstractness exuding…

This is a mind-blowing and breathtaking work of art and truth and beauty—a fiercely political meditation on justice and injustice, on race and racism, on humanity and inhumanity: to my…

In 2013, Robin Hammond received the W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography for his project Condemned—Mental Health in African Countries in Crisis.…

The dreamy Palm Springs vibe washes over the traveler at the first sight from land or air of the vast wind mill farm sprouting from the Southern California desert, surrounding…

Brigid Berlin Polaroids, released by Reel Art Press, is an insider’s portrait of Andy Warhol’s Factory and New York’s art and underground scene. Brigid was Andy Warhol’s best friend and…

Gamma: A story of photographers, a story of an agency, one of the best. An Éditions de la Martinère book (Gamma : Une histoire de photographes) is celebrating its 50th…

Published by Aperture, Highway Kind allows us to (re)discover the impressive body of work of the American photographer Justine Kurland, from her early series, such as This Train is Bound…

Twenty-five years is older that the age of Vanessa Van Zuylen when she created L’Insensé alongside Elizabeth Nora in 1991. The convergence of the two personalities coming from two generations…