ART / Special Focus
Kenyan-born artist Wangari Mathenge’s new body of work draws inspiration from “The Danger of a Single Story,” a 2009 Ted Talk delivered ... More
Wangari Mathenge
Interview & Portrait by Jan-Willem Dikkers
In early 1990s rural Mississippi, Levon Brooks was arrested for murdering a three-year-old girl and sentenced to life in prison. A few ... More
Levon and Kennedy:
Mississippi Innocence Project
I went to hang and shoot with Maly in her studio at her home in Long Beach on a Saturday morning. When ... More
Maly Mann
by Caleb Thal
What began as a fascination with remote, rural communities, necessarily evolved into a greater conversation about modernization and tradition for documentary photographer ... More
Winfried Bullinger
Interview by Lia Marie Hillers
German photojournalist Corinna Kern is interested in the fringe groups of society, those outside the Westernized norm. Her subjects are often marginalized ... More
Corinna Kern
Female Maskers
This spring in Frankfurt, Germany, large-scale portraits of refugees drape over the faces of multi-story buildings, old and new, as part of ... More
Vitus Saloshanka:
New Citizens
New Citizens
With a predilection for capturing documentary moments, German filmmaker and photographer Kirstin Schmitt explores her adopted city of Havana with a camera ... More
KIRSTIN SCHMITT
Waiting for the Candymen
Photographer Emilie Regnier spent most of her childhood in West and Central Africa, and situates her photo series Hair in her then ... More
Emilie Regnier
Issue Questionnaire
When my grandmother turned 90 this year, our family created a tributary artwork that incorporated various symbols she uses in her body ... More
Betye Saar
Interview by Sola Agustsson
I met Chicago-born artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn in 2013 and have had the pleasure of working with him on a number of ... More
Nathaniel Mary Quinn
Interview by Dexter Wimberly
Known for his ever-evolving approach to painting, sculptural installation and photography, Bronx-born artist Kori Newkirk uninhibitedly explores cultural identity, black history and ... More
Kori Newkirk
Interview by Christine Y. Kim
Catherine Opie’s work ranges from self-portraiture to landscape photography, often investigating identity through portraits of social groups including the LGBT community, surfers ... More
Catherine Opie
The Art of Philanthropy
Slava Mogutin and Brian Kenny became partners in love and art the day they met ten years ago. Together they founded SUPERM, ... More
SUPERM: Slava Mogutin & Brian Kenny
An Interview
The following conversation took place in early December 2007 in the second-floor office of Gavin Brown’s Enterprise on Greenwich Street in Lower ... More
ELIZABETH PEYTON
by Walter Robinson
In the spring of 2001 Kehinde Wiley completed his MFA in Painting at Yale University and then moved to New York to ... More