Photography

Maria Sturm's 'You Don't Look Native to Me' explores identity and stolen histories with Native Americans seeking federal-level recognition.

With the cost of an education in the hundreds of thousands, we discuss their inspiring practices and how student loan debt impacts creativity.

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

In her debut monograph, 'Madre', the photographer delves into realms of past and present to consider the feminine as a life force.

Dubbed a "human paparazzo" by collaborator Josh Safdie, the photographer calls New York “the perfect computer simulator".

Something Special Studio's new photobook collates different personal visions of sun, skin and sweat.

As new exhibition – 'PAPARAZZI!' – opens in Vienna, we examine the cultural significance of a contentious profession.

The photographer is republishing her dark and erotic series, 'They Called Me Yukari'.

The Chinese photographer’s latest series, ‘Amour Défendu’, muses on a time of free love and freer spirits. 

At a school in Marrakech, the teacher turned boredom into an elaborate photo project spanning 1994 to 2002.

The Brazilian transdisciplinary artist decided to deconstruct the self to confront oppression and trauma – and ultimately, to stay alive.

For the past 30 years, the New York photographer has documented her community of queer artists on meticulously distressed Polaroid film.