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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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Cartier-Bresson, Avedon, Alex Prager, Marilyn Monroe, and Yves Saint Laurent
What's on view, opening, and closing in photography this week.
Jun 15
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Before Deepfakes, Cindy Sherman Was Already Faking Every Face
Cindy Sherman's invented selves, the Elton John & David Furnish collection opens at the Jeu de Paume, and "Napalm Girl" at 54
Jun 8
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Josef Koudelka Wins the Brussels Street Photography Festival's Lifetime Achievement Award
Plus a new US photography biennial in the Hudson Valley and the Tank Man at 37
Jun 1
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May 2026
Marilyn Posed. Capa May Have. Does It Matter?
The most argued-over war photograph ever made, the most photographed woman of the century, and the listings to plan your week...
May 25
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A 29-Year-Old Just Won Britain's Biggest Photography Prize
Rene Matić wins the Deutsche Börse · Aperture publishes Ishiuchi Miyako and Koudelka · Iturbide's Nuestra Señora, and what's on view from around the…
May 18
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The Lost Master of London Photography Returns
Photo London 2026, Curatorial Gallery, the rediscovery of E.O. Hoppé, and the archive that was hidden in plain sight for 70 years...
May 15
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