Posts by NicoleAcheampong
Clifford Prince King’s Intimate Photographs of Black Queer Men
Creating tender scenes with friends and lovers, the LA-based artist offers a stirring vision of everyday ritual.
Read MoreA Land of Their Own
In the 1970s, Meadow Muska documented the feminist collectives that offered a new definition of home for hundreds of women.
Read MoreA Visual Record of Black Lives, Four Decades After Emancipation
A new book revisits W.E.B. Du Bois’s landmark 1900 exhibition on Black American identity.
Read MoreThe Photographer’s Playlist
Nan Goldin, Alec Soth, Jamel Shabazz, and others share the music that comforts, inspires, or makes them move.
Read MoreThe Terror and Pleasure of Staying at Home
How did an early 1990s exhibition anticipate the transformation of family life in the U.S.?
Read MorePicturing Utopia, From Shakers to Hippie Communes
Chris Jennings traces a visual record of American longing and discontent.
Read MoreDreamlike Photographs of Life Among the Trees
Clare Richardson and David Spero document communities embedded in nature—and search for the promised land.
Read MoreHow John Baldessari Threw Three Balls in a Straight Line
The making of a now-famous series of photographs.
Read MoreSweat and Spirit on the British Dance Floor
In Dave Swindells’s photographs, nightclubs become spaces for community and belonging.
Read MoreRevisiting African Portraiture, Through the Female Gaze
Sandrine Colard and Laurence Butet-Roch examine the history of how African women have been pictured, and in turn, how they look back at the viewer.
Read MoreHow a No-Frills Zine Transformed a British Town
For ten years, Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson have celebrated the hyperlocal through their expansive photo project.
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