Tag: Photography

In today’s screen-mediated world, photography has never been more prevalent. But it is the physical, rather than digital, aspect of ...

Taking over the city of Arles in the south of France each summer since 1970, Rencontres d’Arles photography festival returns ...

Coinciding with Pride Month in the US—and a wave of political hostility towards LGBTQ+ communities—the Getty Center has a timely ...

Edward Weston: The Flame of Recognition, contributors include Nancy Newhall, Aperture, 112pp, £30 (pb)First published by Aperture in 1965 and ...

A feminist art exhibition in the south France has been largely destroyed in an attack by one or more vandals ...

The late US photographer Peter Hujar once said: “My work comes out of my life. The people I photograph are ...

A new show at Palo Gallery in New York is shedding light on three young Palestinian photographers whose works explore ...

“The Tate is so woke at the moment, they probably plumped for that more hardline, left-wing agenda of Ten.8 and ...

A curator arrested last month for attempting to entice a minor to engage in illicit sexual activities pleaded not guilty ...

In the March 1978 issue of High Times magazine, Susan Sontag gave a rare interview about her new book, called ...