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Snapshots capturing the extravagance of 70s New York
Legendary editor Bob Colacello photographed the original nepo babies for Andy Warhol. Look here.
Zahra Reijs shot 100 portraits capturing Dutch youth style
The photographer’s debut photobook Dear Future is an ode to dressing unapologetically — something she yearned for growing up. Look here.
Photographing 20 years of Haitian carnivals
Leah Gordon’s latest show, Kanaval probes an in-depth perspective on the country’s ancestral traditions, spirited festivities and political flux. Look here.
Photographing teen subcultures in New York’s East Village
Sara Messinger’s Teenagers takes inspiration from Mary Ellen Mark’s Streetwise. Look here.
After-dark photographs of goth ground zero
In the early 80s, London’s freaks and weirdos gathered at The Batcave. 40 years on, Jonny ‘Slut’ Melton recalls witnessing the birth of a subculture. Look here.
Artist Brea Souders is having intimate conversations with chatbots
Her new book Another Online Pervert weaves together diary entries, archive photography, and surprisingly profound exchanges with AI. Look here.
Photographing love and desire in Senegal
French-Cameroonian photographer Charlotte Yonga captures the joy and darkness of romance on the islands off the coast of Dakar. Look here.
Phoenix Johnson’s sexy, sun-drenched photos in the heat of summer
For his latest book, the photographer captured the model Oleksandra swimming and sunbathing in Los Angeles. Look here.
How Robert Frank’s work inspired a generation of photographers
Sparking controversy with his images a first, a new sale of Robert’s work at Sotheby’s shows just how groundbreaking it really was. Look here.
A Japanese photographer’s unconventional family portraits
Masaki Yamamoto’s hotly-anticipated book, The Yamamotos, is a testament to a household’s unshakable sense of intimacy and affection. Look here.