When you want to sit down, and take in a collection of photographs, nothing is better that a book. Or a well produced zine. Whether is a monograph, or a collection from various photographers, it is a great way to slow down and discover images on your time. You can meander through a gallery or […]

I woke up on July 26, 1971 figuring there would be some good birthday shenanigans. I didn’t realize till later that one of my photographic heroes, Diane Arbus, had taken her own life on that day. More on that later. There is now a comprehensive exhibit of her work, including over 450 photographs, showing now […]

I hope you all had a relaxing holiday and got to spend time giving thanks. And if you were clicking the keyboard or hitting the stores, we all know that Black Friday gives way to Cyber Monday! To be honest, I always feel that it’s SSD/hard drives, and media cards that can be the best […]

The legacy of social consciousness through photography was a cornerstone of ICP, created by Cornell Capa in NYC. Once housed way upper East Side in a mansion, then moved to mid-town, and now, its new iteration is right on one of the most historic streets in NYC: Bowery! So, what’s different? Well, a lot, and […]