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“It is an era that is rapidly coming to look like a mirror of what is happening today. The photographs… Read More

“Whether you accomplish that through reading one of June’s most anticipated LGBTQ books or marching in full regalia, that’s up… Read More

“Suddenly we are in the present, and we see how Schatzberg’s friends have aged, became calmer and more fragile.” Read… Read More

“Pictures on the Radio continues David Gilkey’s lifelong mission of connecting Americans to the frontlines far beyond their shores.” See… Read More

“It is a remarkable, wonderful, poignant, sometimes painful look at New York City from Rodriguez’s point of view as a… Read More

“What he found as the project progressed was a complete rejection of the traditional gender roles performed in many two-parent… Read More

“Evoking the strong connection between art and literature, the book reveals the inevitability of suffering, and of human helplessness from… Read More

“Ballen and Tinti have a vision that encompasses a wide spectrum of what impinges upon us – things that are… Read More

“This new work, a documentation of the invasion of statues, dummies, mannequins into Kozloff’s urban street photography, looks back at… Read More

“Things left unsaid, petty grudges and annoyances, loom in Schatzberg’s memories. In recollecting conversations with his friends, he points to… Read More

“When moving from picture to picture in Ballen’s latest book, The Earth will Come to Laugh and Feast, one gets… Read More

“These queer family dynamics are all unique, and share both similarities and differences to those of heterosexual parents. However, all… Read More

“[Translated from French] The human is at the heart of his work, which often emerges after long periods of time… Read More

“At the virtual launch, you emphasised that this book had to be universal, and not nostalgic. What feedback have you… Read More

“In an era in which statues are in fashion thanks to the iconoclastic fury of the inculturation of cancellation, Tinti… Read More

“My approach taught me the art of listening which helped me to get closer to people to photograph them.” Read… Read More

“But most importantly, this book is so personal in nature and I’m reminded of the concept that one’s work can… Read More

“Taken together, we see that the camera doesn’t just stop time, it allows the past to persist, to act as… Read More

“[Miss Rosen, Interviewer]: What do you think of the idea of the female gaze? [Donna Ferrato]’Running the risk of sounding… Read More

“…Schatzberg’s intimate and honest photos of these men are not only about what they will mean now, but also about… Read More

“The view from his windscreen created a cinematic vantage point, framing the scenes unfolding everywhere from the depths of downtown… Read More

“Three of his books published by powerHouse—Back in the Days (2001), The Last Sunday in June (2003), and A Time… Read More

“When experiencing the book one comes across one photograph that is raw and crude, both in content and composition, and… Read More

“More than a tribute, Rick Schatzberg delivers here a reflection on the existential questions of life, far from macho preoccupations… Read More