Photographers Pirkle Jones and Ruth-Marion Baruch aimed to debunk the myths surrounding the party, revealing what wasn’t shown in the media.
For the past three decades, the CPA has been helping prisoners to embrace the therapeutic possibilities of art.
In a recently uncovered project, photographer Mimi Plumb captures the political anxiety that swept through ’70s America.
Refugees, immigrants, and first-generation citizens are joining forces for a new group show, In Transit, which shares the untold stories from the crisis.
A new show, Punk Lust: Raw Provocation 1971-1985, pays tribute to the relationship between punk culture and sexuality.
From the Million Man March to #FeesMustFall, photographer Adreinne Waheed celebrates the ‘beauty and resilience’ of African American culture.
The legendary musician and artist reflects on a lifelong love of the country, sharing a selection of shots from her travels in a new exhibition.
A new show documents American life in the ’40s, as seen through the eyes of the young writer and intellectual.
‘It felt like Disney gone wrong. These house cats were about to murder each other.’
Photographer Rafael Fuchs rediscovers an archive of imagery from his past: shots of secret lives, unknown families, and striking personal histories.
Swiss photographer Karlheinz Weinberger examines the ‘vibrant web of erotic connections’ men in sport share with each other.
The legendary US photographer reflects on kindness, creative impulses and his four-decade career behind the lens.
