The “Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize” showcases portraiture across different photographic processes, styles and genres.
As part of the documentary film project, How I Live, Scott Woodward has been photographing pediatric cancer patients in resource-limited countries.
Charlotte Brooks was the first and only long-term female photographer to work full time on the staff at LOOK magazine, where she turned out over 450 assignments during her 20-year tenure.
Photographer Andrew Kaufman’s book, “The Isthmus,” looks at the Panama Canal expansion project and life in Panama.
In 1952, the now iconic Bettie Page met one of America’s first ‘fetish’ photographers, Irving Klaw, who began hiring Bettie to pose for him. The book Bettie! gives a peek into Klaw’s archive.
“Behind The Curtain”, a book featuring photographs by Andrew Kent, is a candid look at David Bowie during the rise of the Thin White Duke, and his Isolar tour in support of Station to Station.
Harold F. Baquet, a seventh-generation New Orleanian, documented his city, specifically the African American community.
Elliott Erwitt, the acclaimed eternal amateur and member of Magnum Photos since 1953, is known for his ability to capture moments of humor and irony in everyday life.
Nan Goldin’s Ballad of Sexual Dependency captured intimate moments of love and loss, including her own.
A compilation of significant personal and professional events, including the allegations of sexual assault that have recently become public.
