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“[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

“Conceived from the outset as a photo book, Schatzberg collected old seventies snapshots that tell the story of The Boys’… Read More

“At first look, we see old photos of times and places from the past. But on closer inspection, gatefolds open,… Read More

“The book is utterly clever, utterly well-executed, and utterly boring. And . . . that’s okay. That’s the point. …… Read More

“[Steven Heller, interviewer]: How would you further describe this ubiquitous NYC profession? Rodriguez: It was tough. We didn’t make much… Read More

“[Dana Stirling, interviewer]: First, tell us a little about your journey with art and photography – how did it all… Read More

“At the risk of woefully simplifying the message of Holy, I would say that one of the chief ideas of… Read More

“In this book we are fortunate to witness an artful and balanced documentation of the public expression of a variety… Read More

“For fifty years, the American photographer has been documenting women. Including herself: pregnant, mother, and then grandmother. Women who surrender… Read More

“The Boys is an object that must be handled with care, similar to human relationships. Indeed, I like to think… Read More

“In the book, which is organized into sections honoring the Mother, the Daughter, and the Other, Ferrato reclaims the sacred… Read More

“[Question]: How would you say your experience in Syria has influenced your work? [Kevin Bubriski]: My experience in Syria deepened… Read More

“The Boys is not a memorial, but a celebration of a life well-lived. Combining portraits of Schatzberg and his closest… Read More