Tract House, Westminster, Colorado (1974), Robert AdamsIn 1975, when the exhibition was first produced, "New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-altered Landscape" met up with a smallish and relatively "unimpressive" crowd...

Lancaster, Ohio, 1989By Hein-Kuhn Oh, April 3, 2000Speedgraphic Graflex CameraIn 1989, in a small camera shop in Columbus, Ohio, I found a used Graflex camera which seemed to be carrying a story of its own...

By Javier Panera CuevasPreface to the Exhibition Catalogue, Lise Sarfati - Domus Artium SalamancaThe awakening of adolescence has been a recurring theme that has always fascinated a great many visual artists; conflicts of identity, physical metamorphosis, psychological instability, emerging sexual...

By Marianne Müller, Brooklyn, NY, 1/25/2001. (Excerpts from an interview)"All the years, I have watched them, you know" - John Mandato On His PigeonsSince when? When I started flying birds? Since I was about fourteen. No, not over here. Where I used to live years ago....

For the first time in 1972, "Learning from Las Vegas" took an unbiased look at an architectural genre, which consciously bought into ostentatious effects and symbols, so it's hardly surprising that overly serious architects still turn up their noses when they hear the name. ...

By Doug RickardOff into the wind, and the great-wide-open-never-ever-end beckons... so off you go and it gusts into your ear and it whispers, "have no fear". Up a path you trot.....

Shelby Lee Adams' 1990 photograph of life in the eastern Kentucky mountains captured a poignant tradition

Renowned photographer Emmet Gowin discusses the inspiration he found in photographing his own family in this episode of "Profiles in Excellence." Gowin, a professor at Princeton, currently focuses on natural and landscape photography..

The Unreasonable AppleBy Paul GrahamThis month I read a review in a leading US Art Magazine of a Jeff Wall survey book, praising how he had distinguished himself from previous art photography by:“Carefully constructing his pictures as provocative often open ended vignettes, instead of just s...