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Janet Delaney: Red Eye to New York

Throughout the 1980s, Janet Delaney's job in a San Francisco photography lab was punctuated by the last-minute flights she would take to New York as a courier. Within these unexpected pockets of time November 18, 2021

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Haddon Hall: Naomi Harris's Photographs of a Miami Hotel

This is a touching story that has a Florida hotel as its center stage. Miami Beach was the winter destination for many seniors throughout the 70s and 80s, when upwards of 20,000 “snowbirds” would November 04, 2021

Books

Buzzard Control: A Conversation with Antwan Horfee About QSL Culture and His New Book

Antawn Horfee is a collector of visuals. As a graffiti artist, he is one of the most influential and genre-bending, turning the streets of Paris into a collision of cartoons and psychedelics. As a fi November 04, 2021

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A New Book Looks Back at the Work of Japanese Photographer Eikoh Hosoe

Since the mid-1950s, Eikoh Hosoe has been at the forefront of photographic practice in Japan: as an image-maker encompassing a broad range of subjects; a curator introducing works of master European November 03, 2021

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The Every: A Conversation with Author and Artist, Dave Eggers

Dave Eggers has done it again with his follow up to The Circle. His new cautionary tale, The Every, imagines a world where social media and e-commerce fully converge into the algorithm October 25, 2021

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Book Review: NOGA, the Nation of Graffiti Artists

NOGA, the Nation of Graffiti Artists, was an artist’s workshop located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, and later on, in the Bronx. It was the utopian vision of Jack Pelsinger, who begged the c October 20, 2021

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Book Review: "SNIK: EPHEMERAL"

Before and during the global pandemic, our friends SNIK in the UK had set out on a series of exhibitions, EPHEMERAL, that displayed the engrossing and all-encompassing nature of their work. We c October 13, 2021

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Donavon Smallwood's "Languor" is an ode to NYC’s Central Park

With the pandemic at hand and the history of Seneca Village in mind, photographer Donavon Smallwood created photographs of tentative comfort and appreciation as an examination of nature, home, tranqu October 07, 2021

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Kovi Konowiecki: And in its Place, Another

As the title of Kovi Konowiecki’s debut monograph – and in its place, another – reminds us, we are always and forever subject to the twin certitudes of transience and change. As is the artist, September 29, 2021

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Black Diamonds: Rich-Joseph Facun's Photographs of Appalachia

Black Diamonds is a personal endeavor to connect with the Appalachian region photographer Rich-Joseph Facun now calls home. As a person of color, he defines his community based on personal experience September 21, 2021

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Michele Sibiloni Photographs Uganda's Grasshopper Catchers

Nsenene are a delicacy and an important source of income in Uganda. Technically bush crickets but generally referred to as “grasshoppers”, nsenene migrate en masse twice a year, right after the t September 14, 2021

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Lucas Foglia's Photographs of NYC the Summer After 9/11

“This is how I remember New York City in 2002. I was 19 years old and had just moved to Manhattan from my family’s small farm on Long Island. It was the first summer after the September 11 attack September 08, 2021
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