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Success Secrets of a Famous Cat Photographer

by Carey Dunne January 15, 2016

Once upon a time, there was but One Cat Photographer to Rule Them All.

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Mary Ellen Mark’s Turbulent and Hopeful Narratives

by Alina Cohen September 18, 2015September 19, 2015

Mary Ellen Mark’s devotion to her subjects and their stories emerges immediately in both Tiny: Streetwise Revisited, a new book published by Aperture of Mark’s photographs, and Picture This: New Orleans, Mary Ellen Mark’s Last Assignment, a current exhibit at the Governors Island Art Fair.

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Through a Lens, Inquisitively: Modern Photo Visions, of and from Japan

by Edward M. Gómez September 12, 2015September 22, 2015

Most photographs of real-life events tend to be documentary by nature, but the kind of photographic image-making that makes a point of approaching its subjects with an “objective” viewpoint and a for-posterity sense of purpose — can such photos ever convey a truly neutral position vis-à-vis their subjects?

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Tokyo, Mon Amour: The City in Photos, as Monster and Muse

by Edward M. Gómez July 18, 2015July 21, 2015

In East Asia, sprawling, dynamic, constantly changing Tokyo has a long history as a seductive subject and muse for innovative camera artists, but that tradition and the remarkable, often unexpected images it has produced are still not so widely known in the West outside a relatively small but growing community of collectors, curators and photography buffs.

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Photographing the Universal Drama of the School Playground

by Allison Meier May 7, 2015May 10, 2015

Even if you don’t remember a lick of elementary school classwork, it’s likely the joys and terrors of the schoolyard linger.

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Catching Subway Riders in the Act of Reading

by Jillian Steinhauer January 12, 2015January 17, 2015

For bibliophiles and generally nosy people, one of the worst things about the rise of e-books and e-readers is that they don’t have distinct covers.

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