Miss Rosen

The photographer turned his camera to glimmers of innocence in times of social turmoil.

Marc H. Miller and Bettie Ringma became staples of the city's nightlife by selling pics for £3 a pop.

From The Cramps to Buzzcocks, Micheal Grecco obsessively chronicled the rise of the biggest names in an unapologetic scene.

Sara Messinger's 'Teenagers' takes inspiration from Mary Ellen Mark’s 'Streetwise'.

Inspired by cinematic greats like Fellini, Gian Paolo Barbieri conjured fantasy, grandeur, and spectacle in his work.

Inspired by a polaroid of his late uncle, Frank, Pacifico Silano began collating imagery of queer men from an era of liberation and tragedy.

Larry Stanton's paintings are a touching tribute to a community of friends and artists gone long before their time.

Though noticeably devoid of many clothes, a Kookaï collection shot by photographer duo Guzman saw giantesses reach sexy, powerful new heights.

Invited in 1970 to document the everyday lives of Texans, Earlie Hudnall Jr. built an archive celebrating a legendary Black community.

The New York artist’s work was so ahead of the curve that it has been largely overlooked — until now.

Richard Davis was on stage with Nirvana and Sonic Youth, capturing their artistic reaction to economic plight.

Penny Wolin moved in with the patrons of the St. Francis and captured drifters, orphans and runaways trying to make it.