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Stiffs, Skulls and Skeletons: Images of the Darker Side of Life

By Paul Moakley and Olivier Laurent

Paul Strand, Master of Modernism, in Retrospect

By Richard Conway

See This Year's Best Portrait Photographs

By Olivier Laurent

Fred Ritchin Named Dean of the School at ICP

By Olivier Laurent
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Follow the Everyday Lives of Artists in Kabul

The Little Book of Kabul tries to avoid cliches often present in Western coverage of life in Afghanistan by following local artists.

By Richard Conway

How the Past Shapes Modern Photography

From tintypes to Vermeer, here's how the past shapes and influences modern photography by Deborah Willis.

By Deborah Willis

Covert Operations: Investigating the Known Unknowns

Covert Operations, a new exhibition at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, looks at America's obsession with surveillance and information

By Marisa Schwartz

Witness the Evolution of Africa's Tallest Residential Skyscraper

The evolution of South Africa’s tallest residential skyscraper over the last three decades mirrors the country's troubled history and its search for a new identity, find artists Mikhael Subotzky and Patrick Waterhouse in their new book, Ponte City

By Andrew Katz

Stephen Shore: Defacto Photographer of Andy Warhol's Factory

A rare look inside Andy Warhol's Factory, shot by an 18-year-old Stephen Shore, whose exposure to the legendary pop artist would inform his own career as a legendary photographer

By Krystal Grow

Cause Beautiful: Hipstamatic Aims to Empower Young People

Mobile photography app Hipstamatic has launched Cause Beautiful, a philanthropic foundation that will empower inner-city kids to use photography to document their own communities.

By Olivier Laurent

See Stunning Photos of the Earth from Above

Kacper Kowalski's aerial photography looks like something a designer might dream up.

By Richard Conway

Visit England's Strange Border With Scotland

Fascinated with life in the geographic extremities of Britain, photographer Jo Metson Scott spent months documenting life in the northernmost parts of England, where towns and parklands skirt the existing Scottish border.

By Richard Conway

Powerful Photos of Child Sex Abuse Survivors

Photographer Lorena Ros survived sexual abuse, now her newest project highlights the strength and dignity of other survivors.

By Lorena Ros

Inside the Unseen Photo Fair, Where Photography is 'Under Construction'

The Unseen Photo Fair and Festival in Amsterdam offers a new way to look at photography

By Krystal Grow

These Experimental Fashion Photographs Push Boundaries

Fashion photographer Jean-Francois Lepage brutally deconstructs his work to create curious and unconventional images. Here, he speaks to TIME about his work.

By Phil Bicker

Behind the Scenes of Gone With the Wind on its 75th Anniversary

How do you put together an exhibition about Gone With the Wind without repeating what’s already been done? On the movie's 75th anniverary, a show sheds light on a Hollywood classic.

By Denver Nicks and Lily Rothman

TIME Special Preview: A Guide to the Best Fall Photobooks

LightBox presents a special preview of the season’s best photography books

By TIME Photo Department

When Amateur Photographers Make the Front Page

Are camera phone-equipped amateurs to blame for professional photographers' financial woes? A new exhibition, now on show at the Visa pour l'Image photojournalism festival, aims to bring a definite answer to the question.

By Olivier Laurent

How Smartphones Have Changed the Way We Experience Photography

Smartphones have not only changed the way we make photos, but also the meaning and purpose of photography itself, an exhibition at the Center for Photography at Woodstock shows

By Krystal Grow

Surrealist Photographs of the Spanish Civil War

Inspired by early surrealism and the power of photojournalism, photographer Kati Horna turned her poetic and poignant lens on the Spanish Civil War

By Carole Naggar
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