A Photographer’s Scavenged Still Lifes

Faustine’s photography was a love letter to New York—and a fierce assertion of Black presence in public spaces and collective history.

A profusion of paintings derived from movie stills and online screenshots reveals a shared impulse to understand—and transform—images’ strange power over us.

After the novelist Garth Greenwell was assigned to write about Mark Armijo McKnight’s photographs, the two men bonded over their shared themes of queer sex and intimacy.

In the Emirates, the Sharjah Biennial convenes artists who speak about survival and solidarity at a time of dispossession.