Boogie on the Life and Death of the American Dream
For nearly 20 years, Serbian-born photographer Boogie has documented the lives of people marginalized by society, and those living on the fringe. He has photographed gang members and drug addicts in...
View ArticleLast Exit Detroit: Christian Burkert’s View of Motor City
In German photographer Christian Burkert‘s series of photos titled “Last Exit Detroit,” the theme is familiar: Detroit is an abysmal no man’s land on the brink of extinction. Most everyone claiming to...
View ArticleWhat Bureaucracy Looks Like
Last month photographer Jan Banning‘s “Bureaucratics” exhibition at the Contemporary Art Center Kulanshi in Kazakhstan came to a close. The portraits, part of a long-term project Banning undertook...
View ArticleWhat Homelessness Looks Like
Lee Jeffries is an accountant who also happens to take harrowing photos. “My involvement with the homeless started after an encounter with a young girl in London,” Jeffries told Impose Magazine back in...
View ArticleWhat Recession Looks Like
Scenes from surrendered homes.If you want to know what economic collapse looks like, Douglas R. Smith's photographs of foreclosed homes in California's Central Valley tell the story. In his series...
View ArticleHalloween In Harlem
Halloween often looks vastly different depending on the zip code of where you live. In the case of photographer Amy Stein's study of kids trick-or-treating in Harlem (view project), with neighborhood...
View ArticleStranded in Canton: William Eggleston’s Southern Gothic
Shot in 1974 with a Sony Porta-Pak, the crazily careering Stranded in Canton documents a cast of hard-drinking Southerners with the intimacy, ease and instability of a seasoned participants. Whiffs of...
View ArticleLarry Clark: The Devil Down in Tulsa
was born in tulsa oklahoma in 1943. when i was sixteen i started shooting amphetamine. i shot with my friends everyday for three years and then left town but i’ve gone back through the years. once the...
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