"Although I was born in Arizona, I didn’t really become aware of the Southwest until I was about 7 years old, the first time I got a window seat on an airplane. This is, I must admit, an odd way of making a place’s acquaintance. You’re _...Read More_

>"The artist’s enthralling portraits showcase figures of her own making."

>"Milton Gendel’s archive offers an acute vision of 20th-century Rome—from a distinctly American perspective."

"As they travelled the world, Arthur Groeneveld and Bamboo van Kampen captured their growing relationship and a whole lot of nudity."

>"Welcome to Generation Sex, a new column that answers your questions about the the harsh and confusing reality of getting laid in the modern world."

Great photograph and awesome write up. It’s crazy to think that they were only open for about 28 years before 9/11. Crazy how vacant it is. Hard to imagine anywhere in new york not being crowded.

“His informal, generous pictures were some of the most moving art of the 1990s. Now, at MoMA, time catches up with the German photographer.”

"Prior to the 60s, full nudity was extremely taboo but this can be said for Europe and America as well. So before the 60s, most magazines or books that depicted nudity didn’t have to apply any censorship, as the images were very soft and _...Read More_

>"Anthony Luvera worked with homeless people being supported by Birmingham charity SIFA _...Read More_

>"The photographer, at age 82, is still making waves, with a show at the Danziger Gallery in Los Angeles that debuts a body of work from his past."

>"A retrospective at the International Center of Photography showcases Klein’s “tabloid gone berserk” approach to street photography in New York and beyond."

>"The surviving people in war photographs, especially the children, must somehow go on. We are not symbols. We are human."

>"His jaw-dropping shots are in high demand. Now he shares what’s next and why he’s “disappointed” with the photo NFT space lately."

>"A violent society ought to view its handiwork."