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“I tried to cook a lot of what my mom cooked. I realized that many of the recipes were not… Read More

“You got to shoot the people. It makes you a better human being. Learn the discourse of having a conversation…. Read More

“Heynen and his husband were living with their two children in New York when he felt the need to foster… Read More

“I felt an instant connection with most of these families, though, because you share this bond with one another—this same… Read More

“The men featured used different methods to create their families, including adoption and surrogacy. Some are single fathers while others… Read More

“But things have and are changing with how the world views families and DADS is a beautiful product of the… Read More

“Mr. Rousseau said he gives Mr. Heynen “a lot of credit” for including a father like him — a single… Read More

“The emphasis in the book is on typical domestic scenes with new babies, toddlers, teenagers or adult children, but the… Read More

“They did not adopt as a couple. That was not possible because they were not married.” Read the full article… Read More

“Dads, published by powerHouse Books, is a work of compelling human interest, allowing us a view into the lives of… Read More

“the book aims to show the way to (future) LGBTQ + parents and allow them not to feel alone” Read… Read More

“Rodriguez’s photographs convey the emotional complexity of the people he meets, and serve as a pinhole for the stories and… Read More

“For example, you don’t have the father playing football with them and the mother tinkering with them. It all runs… Read More

“Fatherhood is separate from your sexuality and that’s what makes it so beautiful.” Read the full review here. Read More

“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