New Books by Justine Kurland, Rahim Fortune, and Huw Lewis-Jones
On the road with her young son, Kurland negotiates motherhood and the history of the railroad in This Train; Fortune wends his way through the Black South in Hardtack; and Lewis-Jones offers astonishing images of animals of all sorts in Why We Photograph Animals.
On the road with her young son, Kurland negotiates motherhood and the history of the railroad in This Train; Fortune wends his way through the Black South in Hardtack; and Lewis-Jones offers astonishing images of animals of all sorts in Why We Photograph Animals.
New Books by Jim Mangan, Bruce Gilden, and Sage Sohier
In recent books, photographers’ subjects include young men exiled from a Mormon community; indomitable citizens of Haiti; and photographs from an archive of work made in the 1970s and ‘80s.
In recent books, photographers’ subjects include young men exiled from a Mormon community; indomitable citizens of Haiti; and photographs from an archive of work made in the 1970s and ‘80s.
Newly discovered images by Ernest Cole, Daido Moriyama’s magazine work, and Cindy Sherman’s unnerving “self-portraits”
A discovery of a large cache of negatives by Ernest Cole led to a new book, The True America.
A discovery of a large cache of negatives by Ernest Cole led to a new book, The True America.
Photo Books that delve into MoMA’s collection, a tight-knit Maryland family, and the New York City Subways
Grace Wales Bonner, Dream in the Rhythm
Henry Horenstein: We Sort of People
Alen MacWeeney: New York Subways 1977
Grace Wales Bonner, Dream in the Rhythm
Henry Horenstein: We Sort of People
Alen MacWeeney: New York Subways 1977
Men in Decline, British Youth Culture, and a Slice of the American Upper Crust
Carolyn Drake takes a playful, sometimes perverse look at ordinary men, while Alasdair McLellan channels his inner fan boy, and Will Vogt photographs his own privileged circle over the years.
Carolyn Drake takes a playful, sometimes perverse look at ordinary men, while Alasdair McLellan channels his inner fan boy, and Will Vogt photographs his own privileged circle over the years.
A Sprawling Personal Project from Jim Goldberg and Two Retrospectives
Goldberg’s Coming and Going is an autobiography in images and ephemera, and two recent books survey the work of Lee Miller and Daido Moriyama.
Goldberg’s Coming and Going is an autobiography in images and ephemera, and two recent books survey the work of Lee Miller and Daido Moriyama.
Zines, Snapshots, and a New Look at Lee Friedlander
The incidental and the everyday are the focus of new photobooks.
The incidental and the everyday are the focus of new photobooks.
A Trio of Photo Books Focus on Fashion
A Magazine Curated by Erdem immerses readers into the especially vivid queer sensitiblity of Erdem Moralioglu.
A Magazine Curated by Erdem immerses readers into the especially vivid queer sensitiblity of Erdem Moralioglu.