What this photographer set out to capture in 1970s Harlem

Photographer Dawoud Bey tells Q guest host Garvia Bailey how history, media misrepresentation and a desire to channel the perspectives of past Black residents shape his work, from his early street pho...

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"An extremely rare perspective" - Stuart Fallon on the photography of Sandra George

The remarkable photographs of Sandra George stand as a powerful reminder that protest is not simply an act of resistance, but a force capable of bringing about meaningful and lasting change, writes St...

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Aug. 4, 1964 | Missing Civil Rights Workers Found Dead in Mississippi

Learn more about our history of racial injustice.

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Beautiful Country: Cortona international photography festival – in pictures

Cortona on the Move 2026, an international photography festival, has opened with the theme Beautiful Country. More than 30 exhibitions explore Italy in all its complexity, blending the spirit of the a...

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‘Rebels, Criminals, Pioneers’ – Fascinating historic photos on display at Queer Arts Featured

Originally photographed mostly in mugshots as petty criminals, butch lesbians and trans men have now in later years achieved a heroic aspect in a new exhibit, “Rebels, Criminals, Pioneers: Masc Heroes...

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America The Beautiful

YouTube video by Monroe Gallery

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Opinion | The photographs that complicate America’s most enduring myth

From portrait studios to tintypes, Native photographers reveal a history rarely told this way.

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Book review: Photo book celebrates Indigenous projects that restore land and life

National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan spent months at a time in each of the nine communities he portrays in the large-format book.

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The Clayton Sisterhood Project: A photographer captures her family's reverse migration from North to South

Laila AnnMarie Stevens documents her family's move from New York City to North Carolina — a kind of reversal of the historic Great Migration of the early 20th century.

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Dang Van Phuoc obituary: photographer in Vietnam War

Photographer on the front line who risked his life and lost an eye to ‘speak to the world’ through his pictures, dies aged 90

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Behind The News: How viral photo of fire in southern France was captured | AFP

YouTube video by AFP News Agency

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'Black is Beautiful: The Kwame Braithwaite Story' shines light on photographer who documented Black expression

The documentary, screening at MOPA, part of the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park, explores Kwame Braithwaite's long life and career.

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First photography museum in the region opens in Cincinnati

These days, cell phones in hand, we’ve all become photographers.

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Notes on the Unseen: Photography’s Psychic Space | The Brooklyn Rail

When we look at photographs, what are we looking for? I think that what draws us, often compulsively, to photography is an impulse not to see what’s there but to understand what isn’t.

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Lisa Krantz, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, joins Missouri School of Journalism faculty - Editor and Publisher

Beginning Aug. 1, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Lisa Krantz, Ph.D., will draw on more than 25 years of experience as a photojournalist to teach visual journalism to the next generation of stu...

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Akira Suwa, award-winning photojournalist at The Inquirer, has died at 84

He took poignant photos after the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany, and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

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Beyond the Ballot: How a Ghanaian photographer is documenting the everyday realities of democracy in Sierra Leone - PAN AFRICAN VISIONS

By Ishmael Sallieu Koroma

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Remembering Ralph Bower, the photographer who was always in the right spot

The lifelong North Vancouver resident, who took many of The Vancouver Sun’s most iconic photos over a 42-year career, died last week at age 92

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International Center of Photography Traces the Photobook's Evolution Since the 2000s – SURFACE

For a new exhibition, Sara Ickow explains how the photobook has become a place of collaboration, and one of photography’s most vital forms.

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Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Scavi Scaligeri - Dorothea Lange: mostra al Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Scavi Scaligeri

Dorothea Lange Verona, Centro Internazionale di Fotografia - Scavi Scaligeri 30 luglio - 1 novembre 2026 200 fotografie raccontano le ...

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Portrait of a City: A Century of American Photography

Step into a century of American city life through photographs that capture the people who built, inhabited, and transformed urban spaces into living, breathing communities.

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Paul Natonabah, longtime Navajo Times photographer, dies at 82 - Navajo Times

Paul Natonabah, whose photographs documented more than four decades of Diné history for the Navajo Times, died Saturday, July 25. He was 82.

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Photojournalist arrested mid-interview, incarcerated since June

Trisha Brownlee, an independent photographer, was arrested by state police on June 11, 2026, while interviewing two men who were …

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Archival photos highlight Black and brown Cambridge

Since the 1960s, youth at Cambridge's Community Art Center have captured their lives through photos. "There’s this idea that we've been here," said the center's executive director, Erin Muirhead McCar...

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Wildfires: A photographer's perspective

YouTube video by Reuters

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Paris expo for photos from the Elton John and David Furnish collection

Following its acclaimed debut in London, "Fragile Beauty" has arrived in Paris, bringing together more than 300 photographs from Elton John and David Furnish's renowned private collection. #Art

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The Family of Man In Southern Illinois

In Southern Illinois, everyday acts of kindness reveal a living “Family of Man,” echoing a famed photo exhibit, a Carl Sandburg poem, and a Three Dog Night song...

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