The Lasting Images Of Photographer Eve Arnold’s “In America” Series
Eve Arnold shot some amazing images of Marilyn Monroe and Malcolm X. She died this month at 99; her "In America" series remains among her most moving batch of images.
WATCH: JR, French Photographer’s TED Wish — The Inside Out Project
At this TED talk, JR shares not only his career trajectory but also how his perception of art's power evolved and expanded with every project he completed.
Hip-Hop: A Cultural Odyssey, Big Book and Major Museum Exhibit
A large-format volume and a museum exhibition explore the four-decade history of hip-hop in America and the genre's impact on the world.
In Haiti, Poet Kwame Dawes Tells Post-Quake Stories
Author Dawes and photographer Andre Lambertson traveled to the earthquake-ravaged country last year to do a special kind of crisis reporting.
Bruce Weber, Fashion Photographer, Shares Portraits of Haitian Immigrants
In his Haiti/ Little Haiti exhibition at MOCA Miami, Weber shows an immense talent for capturing the essence of a community.
Janette Beckman Newspaper: Limited Edition
Arkitip have culled some of Beckman's B&W photos, published them on 22 x 11" broadsheet newsprint, and packaged them in re-sealable bag. Only 1,000 available.
Lyle Owerko’s “The Boombox Project” Documents An Iconic Hip-Hop Staple
This NY artist pays homage to the "ghetto-blasters" that were popular in the 1980s with a gallery exhibition and new book.
Photos of Ghana: Beauty and Despair
Photographers Devin Tepleski and Pieter Hugo document the beautiful struggle in different areas of the West African nation.
