Polaroids

Two of the iconic artist's series, 'Sex Parts and Torsos' and 'Ladies & Gentlemen', are now on view on the Fotografiska site.

“Initially it started thinking about packaging yourself for other people, how you present yourself. How you can perceive things differently… You buy a product and the packaging and branding is more important than what it actually is that you’re getting.”

Natalie Portman, Cindy Crawford, and Patricia Arquette are just some of the stars in his new book 'Polaroids of Women.'

Art historian Andrea Müller-Schirmer discusses the previously unseen polaroids of her late husband, Robby Müller, the acclaimed cinematographer behind ‘Paris, Texas’.

In the early 1970s, Tom Bianchi was invited to spend a weekend on Fire Island, the legendary gay enclave off the coast of Long Island. Over 40 years later, his tender, ecstatic, and liberating Polaroids are on view in New York City.

The Andy Warhol Foundation has dug up some rare Polaroids out of its archive as a birthday gift for the British painter.

"The Kids Were All Right" — but how are they now?

The Last Days photo series by Brooklyn artist Gyasi Williams asks the hard questions of some of your favorite artists.

Armed with a Polaroid camera, the LVMH prize nominee gives us a candid look into the coveted competition in Paris and opens up about his recent experiences in menswear.

The photographer talks to i-D about shooting beautiful landscapes, pregnant dominatrixes and a man with his head in toilet as he releases a new book that collects his Polaroid works together for the first time.

'Polarized' is an archival treasure trove of the transgressive East Village portraitist's seductive short films, experimental zines, and test photos of his downtown NYC cohorts.

Photographer Richard Corman looks back on meeting and shooting the charismatic East Village club kid as she was poised for stratospheric stardom.