Posts by Miss Rosen (Page 5)

Memories of Terence Donovan’s Swinging Sixties

Werner Bischof’s Breathtaking Portrait of Mid-Century America

Stunning Portraits of LGBTQ Writers at the Height of the AIDS Crisis

A Portrait of the Artist as a Legend in Their Own Time

The Artist Hijacking Photographic Clichés to Explore Gender Stereotypes

Looking back at LGBTQ life, 50 years after Stonewall

The Photograph That Rocked the Pop Culture Landscape

Celebrating “The Sweet Flypaper of Life” in Roy DeCarava’s Centennial Year

Using the Female Gaze to Look Inside the Self

Michael Wolf’s homegoing comes after sunrise

William Klein pays homage to the medium of photography

Carrie Mae Weems Presents a Visual Symphony in Five Parts

Hippies, Hells Angels, and the Avant Garde: A Look at Irving Penn’s American West

Rediscovering Garry Winogrand’s long forgotten color work

A Visual Meditation on the Desire to Cross Natural and Artificial Frontiers

A Portrait of Power and Resistance Among One of Africa’s Last Hunter-Gatherer Populations

Celebrating the Beauty and Brilliance of Gender Beyond the Binary

Harlem Through the Eyes of James Van Der Zee

A Timeless Portrait of the Many-Splendored Faces of New York

The Outsider Artist Whose Dedication Saved His Life