A pose can look casual while carrying years of instruction. At MoMA, Taking Back Our Space: Photographic Perspectives brings Marianne Wex’s study of everyday body language into conversation with seven contemporary artists exploring who gets to occupy public space and shape their own image. The exhibition is on view through May 2, 2027.
Read MoreA school photograph can record a face while missing the person. Melissa Ann Pinney’s long-running work with Chicago Public School students asks for a slower encounter, and a new exhibition at New York’s International Center of Photography brings that invitation into focus.
Read MoreWho gives a photograph its meaning after the shutter closes? The published programme for the International Center of Photography’s “Concept Album” symposium, dated October 23 and 24, places that question in the hands of writers, photographers and curators, following images into books, archives and public conversation.
Read MoreRenée Cox’s Take A Good Look has been extended through November 14 at Ethan Cohen Gallery in Chelsea. The exhibition brings more than three decades of photography and self-representation into conversation.
Read MoreAn upcoming New Orleans exhibition explores how photographs change when a collector brings them into conversation.
Read MoreOpening October 23, 2026, Milwaukee’s Beneath the Surface examines photography’s complicated relationship with resource extraction.
Read MoreBucharest Photofest’s Witness edition runs through October 18, bringing photography, film and conversation together around a difficult question: what does it mean to keep looking?
Read MoreGraciela Iturbide received the Leica Hall of Fame Award on October 8, 2026, in Wetzlar, Germany. The honor comes with an exhibition of more than 50 photographs and a fresh invitation to explore the Mexican artist’s distinctive way of seeing everyday life.
Read MoreThe High Museum of Art has scheduled Photography as a Way of Life to begin today, October 9, in Atlanta. Through Minor White, Aaron Siskind and Harry Callahan, the exhibition considers how making pictures, teaching and sharing ideas can shape an entire creative life.
Read MoreAt Paris’s Maison Européenne de la Photographie, PENN & FASHION revisits a career in which a dress could become the beginning of an image’s invention. Within that wider story, Irving Penn’s collaboration with Issey Miyake offers an unusually revealing account of what happens when a designer lets a photographer take the lead.
Read MoreAn image can be hazy and still feel startlingly close. Nancy Rexroth’s photographs invite that experience: familiar places become difficult to pin down, while an atmosphere seems to linger just beyond the edges of recognition. For anyone who has ever kept a technically imperfect picture because it held a feeling, there is an immediate way into her work.
Read MoreBrandon Cole considers himself the Kevin Hart of photography, but if you watched some of the customer testimonials videos you’d know he’s so much more than that. The new technology he’s built in his new Black Dish has changed the game on so many levels for professional photographers and armature photographers alike.
Read MoreMaegan Brown of The BakerMama separates how to make this pumpkin charcuterie board that the entire family will adore.
Read MoreOn January 16th DeJarius Evans was presented by Jackson State University as the first exhibit of the year partnering with C. Will for an exhibition called ‘The Zone’. The Doors opened at 4:30pm showcasing a plethora of Evans Photography covering a facet of emotions and moody masterpieces of black models and visuals.
Read MoreNYC conceptual photographer Robert Albion Zeigler owner of Albion Productions captured the final night standing of a prodigious, 20-foot, LED amped, public structure last night. The experimental contemporary art was constructed by Chilean artist & activist Sebastian Errazuriz, and also his team. The architecture featured a livestream of our planet with the help of NASA’s Satellite in the cosmos.
Read MoreThis shoot included a series of photos that captured the beautiful Laura Jimenez in a Goth-esque session on the roof top in NYC. In one of the shots, fashion model Laura Jimenez can be seen in a stretched forward posture that accentuates the eye popping 'latex' pants in the frame. Immediately when initially seeing the photo you get strong Trinity vibes from the 90's & 2000's Blockbuster Trilogy 'The Matrix' played by the amazing Carrie-Ann Moss.
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