Lauren Greenfield's 'Social Studies' Moves From FX Screen to Gallery
Lauren Greenfield adapts 'Social Studies,' her FX docuseries on American teenagers, into an exhibition extending her long chronicle of youth, wealth and image culture.
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James Calloway
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James Calloway
Text as Structure: How Photobooks Turn Words into Architecture
Lenscratch's Book Talk argues that text in photobooks is a structural decision — one that governs rhythm, pacing and meaning across a sequence of ima…
A Teenager's City, Lost Sixty Years, Surfaces in an Attic
A photographic archive of a city, made by a teenager and lost for six decades, has been recovered from an attic — and its documentary value has compo…
Hai Au Women Photograph 283 Views of Saigon's Heritage
283 photographs by 28 members of the Hai Au Women's Photography Club go on show in Ho Chi Minh City, alongside a 396-image book on the city's heritag…
Twenty-Five Years on the Cliff Edge: Red Bull Rampage Honors Its Photographers
A one-day NYC exhibition pairs Red Bull's photography team with Christian Pondella, who has shot all 25 editions of the Utah freeride event — over 50…
Aperture Opens New Space With a Love Letter to New York
Aperture's new space opens with 'Aperture Loves New York,' spanning Barney, Cole, Frank, Goldin, Kurland, Lyon and more, paired with the books that m…
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Receives Gift of Nearly 2,000 Photographs
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond has received a major gift of nearly 2,000 important photographs, an accession that materially reshapes t…