Traditionally the HSBC Photography Foundation unveils the monographs of its two award winners for the year at Arles. The exhibitions of these monographs take place throughout the summer at the…
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King first spoke these unforgettable words on August 28, 1963, at the historic March on Washington, where he stood at the Lincoln Memorial before 250,000 people gathered at the National…
Some argue that the real is a springboard for the dream. So this week, blank screen. No dream to consider in this press review. There must be several realities,…
Under the generic title Scratching on things I could disavow, Walid Raad has since 2007 developed a project focusing on the emergence of new artistic infrastructures in the Arab world…
Steidl recently published a book compiling three years of research by Artur Walther into African photography. The conversation joins the representation inherited from an ethnographic tradition with local contributions, combining…
This pocket-sized book of photographs, published by Fifty One Fine Art Photography to accompany its Saul Leiter exhibition (on display through July 13), is the perfect summer companion. Here’s more,…
Damiani presents Disquiet, featuring photographs by Amani Willett and an essay by Marvin Heiferman. Willett’s first monograph explores the anxieties of starting a family in a time of uncertainty and…
While some art spaces can always be expected to toe the line, others never cease to surprise with the risks they take. La(B) Galerie Artyfact (pronounced “lab”) is devoted to…
Twenty Questions (A Sampler) by Lorna Simpson is ambiguous from the start. Hesitating between Dada inspiration and the formal specificities of Art & Language, viewers must ask themselves what they…