Weber’s ad campaigns for Abercrombie & Fitch and Calvin Klein made him one of the most prestigious names in photography—until he was accused by male models of unwanted advances. Will a recent exhibition reshape his legacy?
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Remembering Nona Faustine’s Powerful Self-Portraits
Faustine’s photography was a love letter to New York—and a fierce assertion of Black presence in public spaces and collective history.
Interviews
How Have Photographs Shaped Our Idea of Work?
An exhibition contends with the role of images, policy, and activism in forming our relationship to labor and the American Dream.
Essays
Why Are So Many Contemporary Painters Remaking Famous Images?
A profusion of paintings derived from movie stills and online screenshots reveals a shared impulse to understand—and transform—images’ strange power over us.
Interviews
A Beautiful Friendship, Deepened by Artistic Intensity
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.
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