Lincoln Center Out of Doors desi:NOW in Photos
The desi:NOW event showcased a variety of South Asian musicians, dancers and performers.
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Highlights from the 2019 Global Citizen Festival
The 2019 Global Citizen Festival featured Queen + Adam Lambert, Alicia Keys, Pharrell Williams, and more for an event that drew thousands of attendees who won tickets through social activism.
By the Book: Soviet Metro Stations (excerpt)
Underground palaces in communist spaces provide not only transport but also refuge in the former USSR. Enjoy this excerpt of photographer Christopher Herwig and author Owen Hatherley's Soviet Metro Stations, from FUEL Publishing.
Jim Marshall: Photographs and Legends
From civil rights protests to the greatest rock festivals, the tender and fierce perspective of a classic American photographer is captured in Chronicle Books' Jim Marshall: Show Me the Picture.
‘Frame of Mind’ Depicts Women in Punk Music, Unfiltered
With Frame of Mind, Antonia Tricarico takes her rock 'n' roll photography of women down into the mosh pit.
Chris Stein Examines Punk, New York City History, More With ‘Point of View’
Blondie co-founder Chris Stein looks back at a time long gone in the city where he lives. The pages of his new book find ordinary New Yorkers sharing the spotlight with Warhol, Bowie, Lester Bangs, Debbie Harry, and more.
Urgent Art Through the Eyes of Young Men: ‘See Know Evil’
Charlie Curran, the young director of the documentary See Know Evil, discusses the importance of telling the story of the equally young '90s fashion photographer phenomenon, Davide Sorrenti.
‘Shape of Light’ Shines in the Space Where Photographic Art Bleeds into Wider Art
There's a wealth of work on display in Shape of Light, from the Tate Modern's exhibit, perhaps one of the finest general collections of abstract photographs currently available in print form.
In ‘The Times of Bill Cunningham’, an Iconic Photographer Marches to the Beat of His Own Drum
The Times of Bill Cunningham is an affectionate portrayal of the beloved fashion and street photographer who maintained his independent voice amid decades of societal conventions.
Huddled Masses and New Media: ‘How the Other Half Looks’
How America's ur-ghetto, New York's Lower East Side, changed the way we see ourselves.
There’s Much More to Cecil Beaton’s Photography Than Just Another Pretty Face
Filmmaker and writer Lisa Immordino Vreeland's Love, Cecil captures the stylized glamor Cecil Beaton's work and provides a deeper picture of this remarkable 20th century artist.
Truth or Fiction? ‘Flash: The Making of Weegee the Famous’
In these times of so-called "fake news", Bonanos' biography of Weegee begs the question: If the truth of human nature is best demonstrated in a prearranged circumstance, does that make it any less true?
