Photography

Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite

Featuring over forty photographs of black women and men with natural hair and clothes that reclaimed their African roots, Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite at MoAD, organized by December 05, 2019

Photography

Leonard Suryajaya Tests the Boundaries of Intimacy, Community, and Family

Leonard Suryajaya creates absurd and affectionate tableaus featuring his family, friend, and strangers. The results are photographs that are tender and critical, bound up with the struggles of famili December 02, 2019

Photography

"Beat Positive" Explores the Dawn of Hip Hop Culture

Beat Positive is a new exhibition of photographs that explores the dawn of hip hop culture, from 1981 to 1993.

 December 01, 2019

Photography

Mona Kuhn: She Disappeared into Complete Silence

Acclaimed for her contemporary and intimate depictions of the nude, Mona Kuhn takes a new direction into abstraction in her latest series. Photographed at a golden modernist structure on the edge of November 30, 2019

Photography

Jill Freedman: A Love Poem for New York

Ki Smith Gallery is hosting A Love Poem for New York, a memorial exhibition to celebrate the work and life of photographer Jill Freedman, who passed away last month. November 30, 2019

Books

Nan Goldin's Seminal Book, "The Other Side," Gets an Update From Steidl Books

We are going through some of our wishlist items for the holiday season on the site over the next month or so, and one of the things we have our eye on is the new updated version of Nan Goldin's semin November 19, 2019

Photography

Volta Photo: The Finest Photo Studio in Burkina Faso

After apprenticing to a photographer and learning how to use a Rolleiflex twin lens camera and process prints, Sanlé Sory opened his independent photographic studio in 1960. Only a few months later, November 15, 2019

Photography

"Omatandangole" Aapo Huhta’s Photographs of the Namibian Desert

Aapo Huhta’s pictures from the Namibian desert consider what might be left when all we think we know about ourselves, about human society, has been stripped away. The place itself, a vast emptiness November 13, 2019

Photography

Feast for the Eyes: The Story of Food in Photography

A new exhibition at The Photographer's Gallery explores the rich history of food photography through some of the leading figures and movements within the genre including: Nobuyoshi Araki, Nan Goldin, November 12, 2019

Photography

Kensuke Koike: Nothing Added, Nothing Removed

Whether Kensuke Koike is tearing an image to pieces, or neatly shredding it into tiny ribbons, there is precision in his method. The mad scientist, a Dr. Frankenstein carefully dissecting and reassem November 11, 2019

Photography

As it Was Give(n) to Me: Stacy Kranitz Explores the American Appalachia

Back in June 2016, we featured the works of photography Stacy Kranitz, a documentarian who blurs the line between personal and outsider looking in. Since 2009, Kranitz has been documenting the Appala November 09, 2019

Photography

Pray For America: Jacob Holdt's Stunning Portrayal of America in the 1970s @ V1 Gallery

Jacob Holdt’s first solo exhibition with V1 Gallery, Pray for America, presents 45 selected photographs from Holdt’s archive of more than 15.000 photographs, shot during his vagabonding years in November 05, 2019
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