Erica Fahr Campbell

Erica Fahr Campbell joined TIME in 2011 as the photo assistant, working on production for special projects including 9/11: Portraits of Resilience. Previously, she worked as an artist assistant and freelance curator. Campbell studied at Parsons School of Design in New York, as well as Camberwell College of Art in London. In addition to her position at TIME, her personal work has been exhibited and published internationally.

Recent Articles

Meet Nixie, the Selfie Drone You Wear on Your Wrist

Wearable cameras might be nothing new: the GoPro, a camera you can mount to just about anything, has been around since 2002, and 2014 saw the public releases of Google Glass and the Autographer. But...

By Erica Fahr Campbell

#LightBoxFF: Around the World With Street Artist JR

The French photographer JR uses Instagram as a collaborative tool, bringing people together to turn the world "inside out"

By Erica Fahr Campbell

The First Photograph of an Execution by Electric Chair

With Tennessee Senators voting to reinstate the electric chair to execute capital inmates, TIME looks at the first known photograph of this controversial form of capital punishment.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

The First Photograph of the Sun

In 1845, five years after Dr. J. W. Draper captured the first photograph of the full moon, French physicists Leon Foucault and Louis Fizeau made the first successful photograph of the sun

By Erica Fahr Campbell

The First Photograph of The Moon

In honor of the winter solstice, December 21, the shortest day and longest night of the year, LightBox present the story behind the first photograph ever taken of the moon.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Through the Director's Eyes: On Set with David Bowie and Tilda Swinton

LightBox goes behind the scenes of David Bowie's latest music video, The Stars (Are Out Tonight), directed by the acclaimed Floria Sigismondi and starring Tilda Swinton.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

From Photography to Film: Stanley Kubrick Enters the Ring

Stanley Kubrick was still a teenager when he was hired as a staff photographer for Look Magazine. One of his photo essays, scenes from the life of Bronx-born boxer Walter Cartier, would inspire the acclaimed filmmaker's directorial debut, 'Day at the Fight.'

By Erica Fahr Campbell

MoMA's New Photography 2012

MoMa's 'New Photography' 2012 showcases the latest group of artists pushing the boundaries of the medium.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

In Amsterdam, a Photo Festival 'Unseen'

Amsterdam welcomes a new photo festival to their Dutch district. Unseen aims to showcase everything that is unseen—from emerging photographers, to never before seen images from established favorites, the festival promises to show you something new.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Finding Art in Google Maps: Jenny Odell's Satellite World

San Francisco-based artist Jenny Odell uses Google to cut up, reconfigure, and spit back out our world in a way we've never been before.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

TEAM Animals: Leopards and Chimps and Birds, Oh My!

Photographs of elephants deep in the Ugandan jungle, leopards in the Ecuadorian rain forests or jacquacus in a national park in Peru have never been seen like this before. TEAM, the Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring Network, has installed cameras in the middle of remote areas all over the world to collect data on local animals and climate.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

The Dark Side: Roger Ballen's 'Asylum'

A new exhibition at the Manchester Art Gallery showcases the photographer's exploration of the most upsetting parts of the human psyche.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Young Russia: Stefan Bladh in Kaliningrad

In the summer of 2011, Swedish photographer Stefan Bladh traveled to Kaliningrad, Russia, to photograph the youth of Russia.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Ruth Van Beek's Hibernators

The artist cuts and folds common domestic pets and animals into creatures that exist somewhere between photography and collage.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Made in Mali: Pictures of the Dogon People

Influenced by Jean Rouch, Portuguese photographer José Pedro Cortes traveled to Mali to shoot the series Moi, Un Blanc.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Outer Space: Thomas Ruff's Altered Reality

A new book and exhibition from the German photographer showcases his use of color on appropriated NASA images.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

A Family Revisited

Nine years after he first met the Kaplans, Swedish photographer Stefan Bladh returned to Istanbul to show them his photo book, which documents their lives and hardships.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Man's Best Friend, Muted

Martin Usborne, a photographer based in London, spoke to LightBox about his project, MUTE: the silence of dogs in cars, which features portraits of man's best friend behind the wheel.

By Erica Fahr Campbell

Bird Watching with Jean-Luc Mylayne

Photographer Jean-Luc Mylayne has fixated for more than 30 years on a single subject: birds. Celebrated in this year’s Venice Biennale, Mylayne’s work retains an intense resonance. Matt Witcovsky, chair of the Department of Photography...

By Erica Fahr Campbell
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