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Postcode Criminals Collaboration Explores “Stop & Frisk” in Liverpool, UK and Brooklyn, NY

International Collaboration with Artist Dread Scott, Filmmaker Joan Kushner, and the youth from Liverpool, UK and Brownsville, Brooklyn.

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Student Photographer Interview: Brent Malone

We’re all students of photography to some extent but there’s something about the “eye” of youth that is often so powerfully raw and unfilt..

Drawn Apart: An Evening of Animated Short Films by Immigrant Artists

New York Foundation for the Arts Celebrates New York’s Immigrant Animators at April 17 Film FestivalPart of New York City’s Immigrant Heritage WeekNew … Read More →

Reflections of “Us” by Robin McNeil

Beautiful greeting cards made by a former Federal special-agent and now stay-at-home Mom, Robin McNeil.Excerpt from the website's "About Us" page: … Read More →

My 2012 Summer of MFA Reading List

Cover for Only Skin Deep, edited by Coco Fusco and Brian WallisThis is my first Summer off since graduating college 13 years ago! It's been nice … Read More →

Washington Post Article: ‘Muslim Women,’ Sans Context

By Jessica DawsonSpecial to The Washington Post"Muslim Women in Germany," a new photography exhibition soon to reopen at the Goethe-Institut, proves … Read More →

Mr. Man Strikes Again

In the immortal words of Rakim: "It's Been A Long Time..." I guess that's why I never kept a diary as a child, my patience and dedication for … Read More →

Photographer: Clarissa Sligh

Three Exhibitions of Thought-Provoking PhotographsBy Clarissa Sligh at Haverford College February 22-April 13Known for incorporating change, … Read More →

Article Profiles Dying Photo Profession: “The strange world of Jhatpat photo studios”

By Sanjay M Johri for merinews It is around 11 a.m. Be it the busy court areas, Municipal Corporation, Housing Board or the office of the Lucknow … Read More →

Moneta Sleet: First African-American To Win A Pulitzer Prize In Photography

Sleet won the 1969 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography for his photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s widow, Coretta Scott King, at Dr. King's … Read More →

American Civil Rights Photographer Bruce Davidson

Bruce Davidson, Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement and East HarlemThrough July 5. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays-SaturdaysJackson Fine Art, 3115 E. … Read More →

Vanderbilt University Exhibit: “Innervisions” by Gil Bailey

From the Vanderbilt University News service, "Gil Bailey, a commercial photographer for more than 30 years, has captured thousands of people through … Read More →

Photographer Atta Kim, Questioning Human Existence

Excerpt from the Korea Times article by Cathy Rose A. Garcia:"Photographer Atta Kim believes that ``all that exists will eventually disappear.'' A … Read More →

Genius: Kara Walker

Her work is controversial, yet I LOVE the simplicity of her notorious use of the silhouette and the powerful subtlety of her message(s). Walker's … Read More →

Persian Visions: Contemporary Photography from Iran

The first survey of contemporary Iranian photography to be presented in the United States, Persian Visions introduces the work of twenty exceptionally … Read More →

Jaime Permuth’s “Yonkeros” Touring Gallery Exhibition with En Foco

ICP Exhibit – Let Your Motto Be Resistance: African American Portraits

May 11 through September 9, 2007"...explores the history of African American achievement from the mid-nineteenth century to the present through the … Read More →