Documentary (Page 11)

Capturing Shadowman, New York’s Most Notorious Street Artist, in Never-Before-Seen Photos

Celebrating the Second Annual Latin American Foto Festival in the Bronx

Picturing the Banality of Evil in the Ominous Workings of the State

Deconstructing the Visual Language of Group Photography

Documenting the Vanishing History of Appalachia’s Famed Cumberland Plateau

The Photographic Duo Behind Iconic Images of Modern Art

Scenes from A Pivotal Era in the Gentrification of Miami Beach

A Rock Star Finds Himself on the Other Side of the Camera

Memories of Terence Donovan’s Swinging Sixties

Werner Bischof’s Breathtaking Portrait of Mid-Century America

Documentary photographer Alegra Ally reflects on cultural adaptation, indigenous motherhood and ancient traditions

Born to be bad: Brad Elterman, one of music’s most influential rock ‘n’ roll photographers

Sarah Pannell captures the beauty of everyday life in Iran

William Klein pays homage to the medium of photography

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

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

Mimi Plumb captures a world on the brink of destruction

Harlem Through the Eyes of James Van Der Zee

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

California artist Kirk Crippens talks about capturing Big Sur’s year-long isolation