It's a Fourth of July party in 1993. An 18-year-old girl, lost in thought, sits by an aquamarine swimming pool near Los Angeles. A pristine white surgical bandage is slapped across her face, from eyebrow to upper lip. Her name is Lindsey.

A new book brings together 500 remarkable album covers designed by renowned visual artists, from Peter Blake and Andy Warhol to Jeff Koons and Ai Weiwei.

Thousands of commuters buzz by it; dozens more see it from the Starbucks line less than 100 feet away. But only a few enter this gold box in the middle of downtown Los Angeles' Grand Park.

Afghanistan, Tripoli, Gaza, Chernobyl, Lebanon: a litany of horror. Armed with his camera, photojournalist Sergey Ponomarev has documented some of the most devastating stories of conflict and human suffering of the last decades.

A portrait of John F. Kennedy made up of contorted comic book heroes, a handgun carved into a school desk, Abraham Lincoln on a Pez dispenser. These are the creations of Ben Turnbull, a kind of modern day Pop artist who has always looked to the extremes of American culture for his inspiration, drawing on what writer Don DeLillo might call the "magic and dread" of that society.

Art Basel might be the closest thing the art world has to a Glastonbury or a Coachella. But while the fair is primarily known for its fine art showings, Maxa Zoller, who has curated its film program since 2014, is determined to put Basel firmly on the cinema calendar.

In 2011, when the revolution swept through Egypt, Bahia Shehab stood on the streets of Cairo with a spray-can in her hand determined to deliver one message: No. A thousand times no.

Since photography's beginnings, practitioners around the world have been fascinated by the power of image series to convey meanings about identity.

For the last five decades, Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani has been challenging the status quo with his provocative images.

LA artist Awol Erizku's first European exhibition 'Make America Great Again' has opened in London -- but if you are expecting a pro-Trump theme, think again.