Photography
Luigi Ghirri used Kodachrome photography as a medium for deciphering form and meaning.
In a new book for Taschen, Richard Kern reveals 300 of his favorite images from his video shoots for Vice.
Charles Fréger takes portraits of the “wild men” of Europe one by one, documenting a fascinating trend that connects separate cultures.
Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen captures the humor and dignity of working-class Geordie culture.
Cloaked in long white robes, mysterious twin sisters commune in sublime landscapes.
Paul McDonough’s airy photographs of 1970s teenagers languishing in the sun.
Zanele Muholi gives visibility to black lesbian and transgendered individuals in South Africa.
One of photography’s most important international events is happening in NYC.
A modernist master at the MoMA.
Cosmopolitan scarves from New Zealand photographer and designer Lillie Toogood.
Poetry and Politics at the Walther Collection presents seventy-five vintage postcards, portraits, and cartes-de-visite from Eastern and Southern Africa.
It all begins with a dream.
