photography

How Photographs of Poverty in the Americas Ignited an International Battle over Propaganda

Rival publishers pit two photographers against each other on a global scale.

Sérgio Burgi | October 1, 2019

Aguilar’s work adds a unique voice to the Getty’s photographs collection, which spans the origins of photography to today.

Tristan Bravinder | September 26, 2019

Inside Ruscha's 50-year archive of L.A. streets, now housed at the Getty.

Inside the archive of Sidney Felsen, founder of LA print studio Gemini G.E.L.

Amy Hood | September 9, 2019

Exhibition focuses on one the most complicated, compelling, and revisited stories of the famed photographer’s career.

Amanda Maddox | July 11, 2019

Art historian Tyler Green discusses the life and legacy of an understudied photographer.

The story of a pioneering artist as told by Virginia Woolf, critic Roger Fry, and the artist herself.

The photographer on her family and work.

Laura Hubber | March 4, 2019

On the process and thought behind photographer Sally Mann's haunting images of Civil War battle sites.

Catherine Barth | November 20, 2018

A photographer captures the nearly finished museum on film.

Photographs as memorial holders of an obliterated past.

Hande Sever | June 25, 2018

Artists who slice, crumple, and sculpt paper.

Laura Hubber | May 22, 2018