Bernard Guillot (1950-2021) was a French painter and photographer who traveled extensively in Europe, the US, and the Middle East

Seunggu Kim’s photographs offer a view of society that is at once distant and deeply human—scenes observed from above, yet

“All in all, it was not only an impeccably run event but also a deeply human one—an experience that left

“The camera is much more than a recording apparatus, it is a medium via which messages reach us from another

For more than 50 years, I have been shooting pictures, from Royalty to Rock and Film Stars, portraits to reportage.

Said to be ‘Italy’s Cartier-Bresson’, Giovanni (Gianni) Berengo Gardin, Master chronicler of social and cultural life in post-war Italy, died

Two quotes surge up in my mind as I think about writing down this article. I do not remember the

“Art can no longer be merely a mirror, it must act as the organizer of the people’s consciousness… No form

In 2021, my world shifted in a way I wasn’t prepared for. My mum, the woman who had been my

This is a story about the unexpected way I became a photographer. It was a hot autumn day in Florida,

Jacob Riis is widely acknowledged as a social activist and a groundbreaking documentary photographer who, in the late 19th century,

In a world that is always looking for the next distraction and moving at an alarming pace to find it,

Daido Moriyama is still considered to be one of the most iconographic Japanese photographers, whose images have propagated the Japanese

This summer, Baden-Baden has gained another place for art lovers. Within walking distance of the Trinkhalle and the Festspielhaus is

In a haunting photograph from Gohar Dashti’s Home series, a staircase choked with withered leaves reveals the slow and unrelenting encroachment of