Japan Art Revolution

Early last year, I wrote about Japanese Avant-Garde Pioneers, a documentary by Amélie Ravalec on a group of artists that in the 1960s and 70s revolutionized their country’s creative expressions. These expressions include the full gamut of what we understand as art, whether photography, printed or painted…

Ando

Fugue

27 Drafts

The Casino-Capitalist Photobook Festival

The Memories of Others

The Hampton Book

The Meme Is the Message

Ordinary Notes

The Japanese

A Conversation with Thana Faroq

Lebensborn

The project is not your friend

Hermes/Unesco

Ein Dorf

Is your project merely a series of photographs?

Songs in a strange land

Ordinary People

Behold the digital Wunderkammer!

Exteriors

Rental Person Who Does Nothing

Women at Work

Deutschland im Herbst

Ordinary Things

Laurie

Gerry Johansson — The Beginnings

A new view of photography

Packing My Library

Was Ray a Laugh?

Claire Dederer’s Monsters

how shall we greet the sun

Koechlin House

The Sapper

The Oldest Thing

Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji

RePose

The Enigma of Belonging

Tout va bien

Stills & Stones

Brief Experiments With Dall.E 3

The Oilmen and Their Rigs

The Neoliberal Photo Museum Is Not Your Friend

Socorro!

Confusion and Hostility

APP: Three Years Later

The Problem with Helmut Newton

Ábel Szalontai’s Repetitive Sublime

Céline van Balen 1965-2023

Kazumichi, Hiromichi: Daidō

A Certain Idea of a Natural History

We Stay

Україна Yelena Yemchuk

Hidden under the Amstel

Un cuerpo escupe sol

A Sense of Longing

Whose Responsibility?

Glückauf

Against Narrative

See you in June!

Conversations about Germany: Thomas Weski

Depravity’s Rainbow