With a major survey of Walker Evans’s photographs having opened this week at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, we turn back to the October 8, 1938 issue of ARTnews, in which Martha Davidson wrote…
A concise guide for notable exhibitions through mid-May.
Changes in technology and conventions are raising questions about what it means to invade others' privacy in the name of art
New volumes reveal a sweep of images discovered in a desk drawer in the photographer's attic storeroom
A new book chronicles the ways that artists ranging from Ansel Adams to Warhol, Close, and Wegman harnessed the speed and palette of the instant camera
Photographers who produce spectacular images of Detroit, Chernobyl, and other ravaged areas have sparked disagreements whether they are exploiting others' misfortune—or just covering the bad…
Without discounting the modernity of Winogrand's photography, it is important to recognize that the roots of his art go deep into the soil of European consciousness