Evan Moffitt

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Life in Afghanistan after the Fall of Kabul

Hashem Shakeri’s photographs show the texture of daily life in a place the rest of the world has seemingly forgotten.

A Queer Wish for Other Worlds

David Gilbert’s colorful studio photographs feel intensely private, like a scrapbook for a tightly knit circle of friends.

Elaine Constantine, Steve in his kitchen, 1993–96

Reviews

Picturing Britain’s Working Class after the “End of History”

An exhibition in England asks how a generation of blue-collar British photographers have responded to the rising tide of neoliberalism.

Essays

Wolfgang Tillmans’s Democratic Vision of Photography

For Tillmans, whose work is the subject of a major new retrospective, art prompts us to reflect on political and social realities while also making us feel safe and loved.

David Wojnarowicz of ACT UP demonstrates outside the offices of the New York City Commissioner of Health, 1988

Reviews

The Artists Who Tried to Warn Us about AIDS

At David Zwirner, a series of exhibitions looks back at iconic works by gay artists. But forty years after it was first reported, AIDS is not yet history.