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Dean Sameshima's 'Wonderland' series (1995-1997) subtly documents hidden queer sex clubs, bathhouses, and cruising spots in Silver Lake, LA, during the AIDS pandemic. These photographs capture ordinary exteriors that concealed vital, yet illegal, safe spaces, exploring themes of grief, loss, and the nuanced reality of queer life.
The Phoenix Art Museum's 'Muscle Memory' exhibition showcases over three dozen photographers who explore the human body as a site of contradiction, delving into themes of pleasure, pain, strength, vulnerability, and the indelible marks of life's experiences.
Legendary war photographer Don McCullin, at 90, reflects on his seven-decade career, expressing deep discomfort about his survival, accolades, and the perceived futility of his impactful work. He revisits iconic images from global conflicts and social injustices, grappling with guilt over 'riding on other people's pain' and ultimately finding solace in landscape photography.
Jamel Shabazz's new book, 'Prospect Park: Photographs of a Brooklyn Oasis, 1980 to 2025,' explores his four-decade-long photographic journey through Prospect Park, revealing how the Brooklyn landmark served as a source of healing, inspiration, and a canvas for capturing tender moments of community and nature.
Photographer Sally Mann opens up about her controversial work, family life, and the risks of honesty in a new book, Art Work.
