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Ruth Lauer Manenti: Echoes After Death

By Ruth Lauer Manenti October 7, 2024

This Road Must Lead Somewhere, Maybe

By Christian Caujolle October 7, 2024

Peter Funch: at the Same Corner

By Peter Funch October 5, 2024

© James and Karla Murray

A Toast to New York’s Legendary Watering Holes

By Miss Rosen October 2, 2024

Eikoh Hosoe, a Pioneer of Japanese Photography, Dies at 91

By Blind Magazine September 30, 2024

Hand-Woven Histories

By Sarah Sense September 29, 2024

Christian Patterson: Going out of Business

By Christian Patterson September 26, 2024

A man listens to a speech by President Petro Poroshenko marking the first anniversary of the Revolution of Dignity on Maidan Nezalezhnosti on February 20, 2015 in Kyiv, Ukraine. February 20th is recognized as the bloodiest day of the revolution, and is used to commemorate the ‘Heavenly Hundred’ who were killed during the uprising. © Pete Kiehart

In Ukraine, of Love and War

By Robert E. Gerhardt September 23, 2024

Walking back to happiness © Maisie Cousins

Images Vevey in the Technological Age

By Sophie Bernard September 23, 2024

Yan Morvan, Experienced French Photojournalist, Dies at 70

By Sabyl Ghoussoub September 21, 2024

Behind the Scenes of Collective Memory

By Howard Greenberg Gallery September 21, 2024

Jan Hendrix: About the World and its Representation

By Jan Hendrix September 20, 2024

Young girls in Manila are seen with their mobile phones during a community blackout. © Hannah Reyes Morales

The End of Democracy in Five Acts

By Robert E. Gerhardt September 18, 2024

Mécanisme de reprise après la pandémie, extrait de la série Covid, 2020-2021 © Grzegorz Przyborek

Discovering Grzegorz Przyborek

By Sophie Bernard September 18, 2024

Avant-Garde: Influencing the Present

By Gitterman Gallery September 15, 2024

Surveillance, Visualized

By Marcus DeSieno September 13, 2024

Kabul, Kabul, Afghanistan, February 8, 2024. A mother is struggling to provide for her children under dire circumstances. One of her sons suffers from a painful skin condition and seizure attacks but cannot be taken to a doctor due to a lack of funds. Her family burns old fabric or clothes from neighbours for heating. She is also afraid of sending her children out to collect materials because the Taliban have detained her 12-year-old son multiple times, believing him to be a beggar: "I walked all the way to Bagh-e-Bala prison and back it was night, and cold. In the prison, they would get water but no food, and he had his boots but no clothes." The family is facing severe financial difficulties, with five months of overdue rent at 1,500 Afghanis per month (19.50 euros). Her husband, who previously worked in a factory, is now unable to work due to a spine injury."Before the change, things were good, I could send my kids on the street to work, they could bring back some money, and my husband was able to work." Despite the hardships, she refuses to send her children to beg for food, although they sometimes collect plastic to burn for warmth. She dreams of a better future for her daughter and wishes she could provide everything her daughter needs, especially medical care for her leg pains. "We have dignity, I don't send my kids to the neighbours to collect food... Even if we don't have food or anything to eat, we sit still and hungry, but we won't go knock on the neighbour's door to get food." © Kiana Hayeri for Fondation Carmignac

An Intimate Look into the Battle for Women’s Rights in Afghanistan

By Blind Magazine September 11, 2024

'89 Tiananmen © Kan Tai Wong

An Insider’s Look at the Tiananmen Square Incidents

By Robert E. Gerhardt September 9, 2024

Cristina de Middel: Reimagining Migration

By Cristina de Middel September 7, 2024

Peggy Nolan: a Different Style of Parenting

By Peggy Nolan September 7, 2024

“Old Glory I” 1920’s American 48 Stars Flag (Infamous), 2019

Andres Serrano: America Beyond Good and Evil

By Guénola Pellen September 6, 2024

Karl Lagerfeld’s Private Dimension

By Thames and Hudson September 3, 2024

Against Power Abuse in Bangladesh: the Red Monsoon

By Turjoy Chowdhury September 1, 2024

Gregory Crewdson, Untitled, From the series:Twilight, 1998-2002. Digital pigment print.The ALBERTINA Museum, Vienna, Permanent loan –Private Collection © Gregory Crewdson

Gregory Crewdson’s First Career Retrospective

By Miss Rosen August 29, 2024

A Photographic Journey Through Sweden’s Dark Past

By Maja Daniels August 26, 2024

Martin Essl: Sinking in Paris

By Martin Essl August 24, 2024

“Lee Miller’s Camera Became a Weapon of Choice”

By Michaël Naulin August 21, 2024

Joao Piña: The Camp of Slow Death

By Joao Piña August 19, 2024

Female political prisoners inside the infamous Evin-Prison in Tehran, 1982 © Manoocher Deghati

Manoocher Deghati: an Eyewitness from the Middle East

By Robert E. Gerhardt August 19, 2024

Living in the Middle of Conflict, Donbass, 2018. © Anastasia Taylor-Lind / Imperial War Museums. (photo of the family with the horse)

Anastasia Taylor-Lind: “The Situation has Changed a Lot in Ukraine”

By Michaël Naulin August 14, 2024

Living on the Edge

By Francesco Anselmi August 13, 2024

The Sound of Money

By Michael Rababy August 10, 2024

From Bangladesh: Rise of a Nation © Raghu Rai / Magnum Photos

The Violent Birth of Bangladesh

By Robert E. Gerhardt August 7, 2024

Of Tenderness and Grief

By Lydia Goldblatt August 6, 2024

Champions: a History of Women’s Sport Between the World Wars

By Jonas Cuénin August 2, 2024

New York City Soul

By Joseph Michael Lopez August 2, 2024

Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Chicago, Beach, 1948-1952 © Kochi Prefecture, Ishimoto Yasuhiro Photo Center

Yasuhiro Ishimoto: Of Lines and Bodies

By Guénola Pellen July 30, 2024

Fashion is in the Streets

By Daniele Tamagni July 29, 2024

FSA Archive: Shifting the Focus

By Editorial RM July 26, 2024

Work in Progress © Peter Essick

Building the Future in the Urban South

By Dan Chapman July 22, 2024

Close to the Finish Line

By CRAF, Archive and Research Center of Photography July 19, 2024

Antonio Biasiucci: a Master of Language

By Antonio Biasiucci July 18, 2024

Police search for drug buyers, Baltimore, Maryland, 2019

Look at the USA: A Diary of War and Home

By Robert E. Gerhardt July 15, 2024

Metals in Your Lungs

By Stefano Sbrulli July 14, 2024

Malik's bedroom in the Mitchel Houses

The Daily Life of a Paraplegic Gang Member

By Robert E. Gerhardt July 13, 2024

Bruce Eesly: When AI Asks the Question

By Bruce Eesly July 10, 2024

Gusmano Cesaretti. Chaz Running: a back street near Whittier Boulevard, East Los Angeles, 1973. Courtesy of the artist.

Marginal Images

By Copélia Mainardi July 5, 2024

Rajesh Vora: Eyes on the Roof

By Rajesh Vora July 5, 2024

Documentary Focus at Les Rencontres d’Arles

By Sophie Bernard July 5, 2024

Olympic Shots

By Natalie Herschdorfer July 4, 2024

Narahashi Asako. Kawaguchiko, 2003, half awake and half asleep in the water series. Courtesy of the artist / PGI / Aperture.

In Arles, a Focus on Japanese Photography

By Copélia Mainardi July 3, 2024

A Notebook of Traces

By Lindokuhle Sobekwa June 30, 2024

Gabriele Münter and Eudora Welty: Starting with Photography

By Copélia Mainardi June 28, 2024

Viviane Sassen: the Body as a Canvas

By Viviane Sassen June 27, 2024

McCartney, Self-portrait, London, 1963-4

Paul McCartney’s Dazzling Portrait of Beatlemania

By Miss Rosen June 26, 2024

Italy’s Most Surreal Theme Park

By Luigi Ghirri June 23, 2024

Cillian Murphy II, Londres, Angleterre, 2016 © Nadav Kander. Courtesy Flowers & Howard Greenberg Gallery

Nadav Kander: “If you Think of Beauty as Perfection, it’s Frightening”

By Michaël Naulin June 21, 2024

Second Street, Ashland, Wisconsin, July 9, 1973, de la série Uncommon Places, 1973-1986 © Stephen Shore. Courtesy 303 Gallery, New York and Sprüth Magers

Stephen Shore: On the Road, on the Rails, and in the Air

By Jonas Cuénin June 21, 2024

Keary Hines, Prairie View, Texas. © Ivan McClellan

Celebrating America’s Legendary Black Rodeo Community

By Miss Rosen June 19, 2024

Black Life as it Could Be

By Tyler Mitchell June 19, 2024