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He Left His Most Famous Photograph Out of the Book
Garry Winogrand's 1967 Central Park Zoo frame · Carrie Mae Weems opens Berlin Art Week · Lee Friedlander's Maria at Fraenkel · Graciela Iturbide at…
Sep 7
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August 2026
One Photograph Got Him Into Magnum. He Spent Sixty Years Living With It.
Marc Riboud, ten years gone · Jamel Shabazz's first big German show · Robert Frank and John Cohen on Pull My Daisy · Friedlander's early vintage prints…
Aug 31
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She Spent Thirty Years Telling Everyone They Were Reading Her Photograph Wrong
Ruth Orkin's American Girl in Italy turns 75 · Lee Miller: Fearless opens at the Art Institute of Chicago · Inuuteq Storch in Copenhagen · Avedon and…
Aug 24
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They Said He Staged It. A Marine With a Movie Camera Proved Otherwise.
Joe Rosenthal's Iwo Jima leads — plus Gerwyn Davies opens in Berlin, six artists photograph a demolished Echo Park restaurant, and Hujar, Weems and…
Aug 17
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He Planned Every Frame. The Best Part He Didn't See Coming.
Stephen Wilkes's Flat Iron 9/11 leads — plus Fotografiska opens outdoors in Stockholm and questions reality in Berlin, Sanlé Sory's Volta Photo studio…
Aug 10
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Everyone Thought It Was the Dam. It Wasn't.
Margaret Bourke-White's first LIFE cover, plus the Royal Photographic Society's 167th exhibition opens at Saatchi, Catherine Opie's first Scottish show…
Aug 3
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July 2026
He Spent 25 Years Photographing One Drop of Milk
Harold Edgerton's Milk Drop Coronet opens this issue — plus 25 years of Todd Hido's House Hunting in Carmel, Phoenix surveys photographic time, and the…
Jul 27
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The Most Reproduced Photograph on Earth Was a Newspaper Reject
Alberto Korda's "Guerrillero Heroico" at 66 — plus Joel-Peter Witkin's four-decade survey in Los Angeles, Linder's retrospective lands in Blackpool, and…
Jul 20
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The Most Expensive Photograph Ever Sold Is a Pun
Man Ray's "Le Violon d'Ingres" and the Christie's Thérond preview — plus Martin Parr's posthumous retrospective in Seoul, and Stieglitz, 80 years on...
Jul 13
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As Arles Opens, Photography Argues About Consent
Steve McCurry's "Afghan Girl" and the ethics of consent — plus Jamel Shabazz's first German survey, Cecil Beaton in San Diego, and Arles opening the…
Jul 6
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June 2026
One of the Most Famous Photographs in America Took Forty Years to Finish
Ansel Adams's 40-year argument with a single negative — plus Annie Leibovitz on football as the World Cup plays out, Anton Corbijn in Berlin, and the…
Jun 29
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The Grateful Dead, Queer Nightlife, and a Gold Mine in Brazil
A week that runs from Salgado's pit of fifty thousand men to the dancefloor and the Dead — plus Ed van der Elsken at the Rijksmuseum, Alfredo Jaar's…
Jun 22
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