Photography

Mike Sinclair|Gallery

Midway at the Oasis

Photo of Neshoba County Fair, Philadelphia, Mississippi.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

THE Bite THATS Rite

A photograph by John Szarkowski from Looking After Louis Sullivan at the Art Institute.

Julie Lasky|Gallery

Protect Me from What I Want

Photo in memory of Tobias Wong.

Michelle Hauser|Slideshows

The Leisure of Looking: A Pedestrian View in a High-Speed Era

The current exhibition at the Houston Center for Photography comes from a huge private collection of vernacular group photographs.

Michael Bierut|Slideshows

The Bones of Francois Robert

Francois Robert has spent hundreds of hours arranging the bones of a single human skeleton into a series of striking iconic shapesto create a series he calls "Stop the Violence."  

Alexandra Lange|Essays

In the Family

Beautiful work by my brother, Jeremy M. Lange, in the New York Times Sunday.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Reciting Modernist Architects

She hated it when Daddy made her recite modernist architects.

Jason Orton|Gallery

Tinder Boxes

Unfortunately, planners and developers frequently see landscapes likes these as blank canvases that can be cleared or leveled flat.

Mark Lamster|Essays

Double Vision: Did David Burdeny Copy Sze Tsung Leong?

When does inspiration cross over the line into plagiarism and copyright infringement?

Alexandra Lange|Essays

All Rubble Is Not Alike

I watched Manufactured Landscapes in the weeks before Christmas and it was just too depressing to post about in the run-up to gift day.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Pay No Attention to Me

In one of those strange topical coincidences, this Sunday’s Arts & Leisure section has a profile of Iwan Baan, a Dutch architectural photographer who is the post-Stoller-Shulman-Molitor savior of architectural photography.

Alexandra Lange|Essays

Buildings That Aren't There

Photography needs to prove itself again as an interpretive medium for architecture somewhere this side of art.