Blind Magazine — Photography at First Sight

50 Years of Photography

The exhibition “ICP at 50: From the Collection, 1845–2019”, at the ICP Museum in New York City, is a series of visual wonders …

Noble Colors

The exhibition “Franco Fontana: Urbani” at Atlas Gallery in London celebrates the artists’ devotion to color, before the Art World believed in it.

Sparkle Like Gold: Mystical Scenes of Daily Life Around the Globe

With the new book and exhibition, “Ten Years”, Sandra Cattaneo Adorno explores the luminous space between reality and illusion.

Made to Last

The book “Newcastle” by photographer Luke Kellett is a portrait of a city and its residents, during some of the strictest Covid-19 lockdowns …

A Fresh Look at New Aquitaine

Initiated by a photographic commission in collaboration with the New-Aquitaine region, in France, the exhibition "Surveying, photographing New-Aquitaine", presented at the Frac MÉCA, …

American Streets

The exhibition “Vivian Maier-Sabine Weiss: Made in USA” at Les Douches la Galerie draws a parallel between two groundbreaking women photographers of the …

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Bessie and Little Richard the morning after she scalded her husband, Harlem, New York, 1967 © The Gordon Parks Foundation

Gordon Parks’ Testimony of Black Life in America

Originally Published in 1971, Gordon Park’s Born Black was the first book to unite both Parks’ writing and photography. The book focused on Park’s work documenting a crucial decade for both Civil Rights and Black Power movements. A new expanded edition and an exhibition reveal previously unpublished photographs, archival material, and new scholarly essays.

By Robert E. Gerhardt April 18, 2024

To Look Native

In her book “You don’t Look Native to Me”, photographer Maria Sturm engages with issues of identity and representation, working with members of the Lumbee Tribe in North Carolina.

By Maria Sturm April 12, 2024