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By Lucy Feldman

These Lost Photos of Andy Warhol Show an Unseen Side

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These Aerial Photos Reveal the Devastating Cost of Industrial Pollution

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Explore Nigeria's Romance Literature

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When Photographers Become Self-Publishing Companies

An increasing number of photographers are bypassing traditional photo book publishers, setting up, instead, their own imprints

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The Art of Storytelling: Using Collaboration to Enhance the Message

For her latest photo book, American photographer Carolyn Drake traveled to China’s far western province with a box of prints, a pair of scissors, glue, pencils and a sketchbook and asked her subjects to draw...

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Explore the Dark Side of YouTube with Artist Doug Rickard

“I knew this work was going to be darker,” says the visual artist Doug Rickard. “As I started to dive into the footage, I realized that there was an extra motive for posting videos on...

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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

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Refugee Hotel: Strangers in a Strange Land

Bewildered, exhausted, displaced and lost in their own thoughts, the subjects in Gabriele Stabile's new book, Refugee Hotel, have traveled far and suffered greatly. His photographs document refugees' first nights in America, spent anxiously in generic airport hotels as they await the beginning of their new lives.

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High and Low: Jim Goldberg's Works in Process

Photographer Jim Goldberg talks to LightBox about his process of revisiting, sharing and republishing two of his groundbreaking works, Rich and Poor and Raised by Wolves.

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Mark Steinmetz's Summertime

The photographer's new book captures both the spirit of American youth and the mood of Summer.

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Léonie Hampton: In the Shadow of Things

Léonie Hampton’s book In the Shadow of Things documents her mother’s struggle with OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder).

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