The realization hits like a bucket of cold water, though it ought perhaps to be obvious: Look back across history, says the British writer and curator Ekow Eshun, and you’ll …
Manuel Turizo has solidified himself as a leading Latin pop heartthrob. In the two years since releasing his breakthrough single “La Bachata,” (which has nearly two billion streams on Spotify), …
Mercury retrograde is back, back, back again! This time of year happens to be one of my favorites (does that make me a masochist?). Living in New York City, I’m …
The year is flying by. It’s already nearly winter (whoever signed off on the sun setting at 4 PM ET needs to be fired immediately). But as the days get …
It’s finally time—we are officially leaving the past in the past and moving forward into a new era! Every couple of decades, the slow-as-molasses planet, Pluto, shifts into a new …
Earlier this year, my father passed away and left me with his beloved Nikon F and Photomic FTn. After getting it repaired, I found myself in love with the analog …
Active-duty soldiers and veterans struggling to live up to the “hero” persona are coming forward to urge others to seek the help they need. One soldier stepping forward is Adam …
The morning before the photo shoot for this story, which is taking place in Paris, Marie Adam-Leenaerdt is working at home in Schaerbeek, an attractive neighborhood in northeast Brussels, while …
“The line between art and life is fluid and indistinct,” writes the curator Hans Ulrich Obrist in the foreword to Inside the Homes of Artists: For Art’s Sake. It’s the …
Not long ago, camcorders ruled as the go-to device for capturing life’s moments. Now, they’re relics. Smartphones have stomped out almost every practical use for camcorders, replacing them with better …