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How comic books illustrated with photographs became a great popular art form.

In an unusual photobook, images move like the rhythm of free jazz.

How does the designer of the sold-out Provoke catalogue conceive of new photobooks?

The conceptual artist chooses ten of Shore’s little-known photographs that each have a voice of their own.

How do filmmakers such as Jean-Luc Godard and Sofia Coppola translate moving images to the printed page?

From Malick Sidibé to Stephen Shore, here are the must-see photography exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and beyond.

In a studio outside of Cape Town, photographer Nico Krijno refashions sculpture and performance.

With dark humor, the photographer plays with perception, space, and surface.

These photographers show how “dandy” style shatters stereotypes around the world.

In Crimea and the Caribbean, Nicholas Muellner’s new photobook is a tropical gothic of seduction and violence.

At the world’s most prestigious contemporary art exhibition, photographers are on the margins.

In Panama City, five photographic projects tackle the contradictions of urban life.

With a rush of color, David Benjamin Sherry’s new photograms gesture to abstract painting and gay history.

In her solo exhibition at the Venice Biennale, the Australian photographer spins stories of displacement.

In an interview from 1973, Henri Cartier-Bresson spoke frankly about the early days of Magnum.

In Bamako, a group of young photographers engage a changing city.

From Allan Sekula, dreams and illusions of the postwar American economy.

A major retrospective surveys the photographer’s career and social activism.

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A Readymade World in the Heart of the Country

John Divola's Upside Down Formalism

10 Photographers Who Celebrate Black Identity through Fashion

All That Paradise Allows

Does the Venice Biennale Have a Problem with Photography?

In Praise of the Absurd

Queering “Straight” Photography

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You Must Live and Look

Through the Lens

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The Inspiring, Contested Legacy of Dorothea Lange