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The Pictures

By Stephen Koch,

Securing Peter Hujar’s place among the greats

At Last

By Olivier Kugler,

The Mothers

By Kiana Hayeri,

There is no exact translation in Pashto or Dari for “single mother,” yet after four decades of conflict — from the Soviet invasion to the war on terror — millions of women…

Itchy Nose

By Kazuto Tatsuta,

When a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Japan on March 11, 2011, Tokyo artist Kazuto Tatsuta (a pen name taken from the Tatsuta train station in Fukushima) wanted to help…

Aline & Bob

By R. Crumb,

In troubles with money

The Lightness

By Catherine Meurisse,

A Charlie Hebdo cartoonist finds refuge from terror

Campaign Sketches

By Steve Mumford,

Drawings from rallies for Donald Trump

A Sigh and a Salute

By Art Spiegelman,

An appreciation of Si Lewen and his Parade

Brighter Than a Billion Sunsets

By Lyle Rexer,

Why we take so many pictures and what it means for photography

In Hayange

By Valérie Igounet, Vincent Jarousseau,

In March 2014, Marine Le Pen’s National Front took charge of eleven municipalities, among them Hayange, a city of 16,000 in northeastern France, where the unemployment rate rose to 15…

Packing Heat

By Tomas van Houtryve,

Undeceiving the World

By Stuart Franklin,

Can a staged photograph tell the truth?

Escaping Wars and Waves

By Olivier Kugler,

To Laugh That We May Not Weep

By Art Spiegelman,

A nearly forgotten cartoonist we need to look at — right now!

Romancing Kano

By Glenna Gordon,

Photographs from northern Nigeria

Wild Pigeon

By Carolyn Drake,

Crooked Timber

By Stuart Franklin,

W. Eugene Smith, Josef Sudek, and humanist photography

Ferguson

By Philip Montgomery,

This Is My Name

By Zanele Muholi,

Borderlands

By Kirsten Luce,

Photographs from Hidalgo County

Postmarked

By Yola Monakhov Stockton,

Waiting State

By Olivier Kugler,

Down to the Felt

By Lauren Grabelle,

Wild Ones

By Charlotte Dumas,

Charlotte Dumas traveled to western Nevada in the winter and spring of 2013 to photograph wild horses in the foothills of Dayton, Stagecoach, and Silver Springs, and others at Northern…

Look at Me

By Edwidge Danticat,

Photographs from Africa past and present

Sirocco

By Michael Christopher Brown,

Longer Ways to Go

By John Chiara,

Drawn by the Sun

By Katy Grannan,

Martyrdoms of Light

By Ishmael Randall Weeks,

Passengers

By John Schabel,

From the Archive

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The Pictures

At Last

The Mothers

Itchy Nose

Aline & Bob

The Lightness

Campaign Sketches

A Sigh and a Salute

Brighter Than a Billion Sunsets

In Hayange

Packing Heat

Undeceiving the World

Escaping Wars and Waves

To Laugh That We May Not Weep

Romancing Kano

Wild Pigeon

Crooked Timber

Ferguson

This Is My Name

Borderlands

Postmarked

Waiting State

Down to the Felt

Wild Ones

Look at Me

Sirocco

Longer Ways to Go

Drawn by the Sun

Martyrdoms of Light

Passengers

May 2018