Marie Tobias

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Lessons From a Tragic Month in America

Photographer Ruddy Roye reflects on the state of race relations in America after four shootings left two black civilians and eight police officers dead

By Marie Tobias and Olivier Laurent

Making Love with His Ego: David Bowie and the Photographs of Steve Schapiro

Bowie, a new collection of archival photographs by Steve Schapiro, captures the fleeting moments when the mask dropped

By Marie Tobias and Isaac Guzmán

One Shot Teenie: A Retrospective of Charles Harris

An exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh pays tribute to the photographer nicknamed “One Shot" for his ability to capture his subjects on the first take.

By Marie Tobias

Fields of Vision: The Early Work of Gordon Parks

A new book by the Library of Congress showcases images taken by the photographer during an internship with the a government agency.

By Marie Tobias

Bring the Noise: 25 Years of Def Jam

What are the names that pop to mind when you think of '80s rap? The Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, LL Cool J—all essential hip-hop artists, all signed to Def Jam Records. Half oral history, half photo portfolio, the coffee-table book Def Jam Recordings: The First 25 Years of the Last Great Record Label sketches out the tales of a record label that became one of the greatest forces in American pop culture.

By Marie Tobias

Last Folio: A Living Monument to the Holocaust

Yuri Dojc began working on the Last Folio project after meeting a Holocaust survivor in 1997. Dojc began making portraits of Slovakia's last living Holocaust survivors, then moved on to documenting abandoned synagogues, Jewish cemeteries, and other fragments of the country's Jewish past.

By Marie Tobias

Coming Out in America: Michael Sharkey's Queer Kids

Since 2006, New York City based portrait photographer Michael Sharkey has been photographing gay teens and young adults as part of his on-going series Queer Kids. Born out of his own struggles coming out in...

By Marie Tobias

Maria Antonietta Mameli's Human Observations

New York City based photographer Maria Antonietta Mameli has been working on a project called Human Observations . Mameli photographs passerbys from the vantage point of the Manhattan Bridge in New York City. The figures are seen in scale from her perspective, and she completely removes the surroundings.

By Marie Tobias

Red One digital camera by Finlay MacKay

A behind the scenes look at the making of the first ever TIME cover made with the Red One digital camera by photographer Finlay MacKay.

By Marie Tobias
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