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Interview with Artist and Book Dealer Victor Sira

I met Victor Sira this past year during my ICP-Bard MFA studies when he taught his infamous and very popular course, “The Book: Imaginary ..

Cameras for Healing: Building a Culture of Peace in Sierra Leone

Maurice Henri is a photographer whose exhibit on photographs of village life in South Africa has received critical and popular acclaim. Maurice Henri, … Read More →

Rare John Brown daguerreotype sold Friday for $97,750

By TERRY KINNEY Associated Press WriterA rare daguerreotype of abolitionist John Brown was bought by an unidentified bidder by telephone for $97,750 … Read More →

MORE FEAR: THE FINAL CALL Brooklyn photographers Akintola Hanif and Jamel Shabazz display work depicting the lives of America’s neglectedExhibition … Read More →

The Millennial Generation’s Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Just thought I'd share an xcerpt from the Monday, February 18th posting titled "No Country for Old Men" in the Major Conflict blog:"The authors of the … Read More →

Photo Book: “Mau Moko: The World of Maori Tattoo”

by Te Awekotuku Ngahuia and Linda Waimarie Nikora with new colour photography by award-winning photographer Becky Nunes, Published by Penguin Group … Read More →

Guiness World Records for Largest Photo Album

From the Associated Press:Japanese photographer Hitomi Toyama stands by her world’s largest album ― measuring 4m X 3m, weighing 1000 kilograms ― in … Read More →

The Next Generation: Satomi Shirai

Photo and entry from the ArtCade Forum blog about Japanese photographer Satomi Shirai (shown left), a Hunter College MFA student. "Her earlier … Read More →

Photographer Interview: Namsa Leuba

Last year I discovered the work of photographer Namsa Leuba through a Tumblr blog and have been following her ever since. This past January I got to … Read More →

Priya Kambli at the FotoFest 2010 Biennial

As part of the FotoFest 2010 Biennial, Priya Kambli will present her solo exhibition, Colors Fall Down at The H Gallery in Houston, TX. Priya … Read More →

Interview with Mambu Badu Photography Collective

July 7, 2023 Update: This content has been removed at the request of the artists. DISCOVER TALENT See all photographer interviews on Dodge & … Read More →

AFGHAN STORIES: Giving Women a Voice

Multimedia Presentation by Photojournalist Paula LernerWith Special Guest: Rangina Hamidi, Field Director of ACS inKandahar and CNN 2007 World Hero … Read More →

Yau Leung “was to Hong Kong what Robert Doisneau was to Paris”

Britney Spears' tired and talent-less performance on the VMAs is on the lips and screens of people throughout the world but true artists like Yau … Read More →

REQUEST FOR SOLO EXHIBITIONS: Organization of Puerto Rican Artists

The Organization of Puerto Rican Artists is currently seeking artists to fill its 2008-2009 Solo Exhibition Schedule at:THE “NUYORICAN POETS CAFÉ” … Read More →

Sign Up for En Foco’s “Foot In the Door” Workshop – April 27th in NYC

Emerging photographers and photo-based artists based in New York City or the tri-state area should not miss this event. A 2-hour seminar led by one of … Read More →

PANAMANIAN Photographers!During one of my frequent Google searches for Latin photographers I came across fellow Panamanian photographer Tito Herrera … Read More →