Bernd & Hilla Becher: On inventing a new genre of photography
The artist describes her lifelong project capturing the changing industrial landscape on film.
Nan Goldin: ‘This Will Not End Well’
The artist on the images and slideshows that make up her retrospective.
In the Shop
Peter Hujar: Curated by Elton John
Diane Arbus: Documents
Robert Adams: Sea Stone
Robert Adams: A Parallel World
Featured Portfolios

Alec Soth: A Pound of Pictures
Alec Soth: A Pound of Pictures
In photographs made on a series of road trips across the U.S., Soth records people and locations with subtle connections. The series features images that reference photography itself, investigating the physicality of the medium and its limited ability to preserve what is fleeting.












Alec SothNeil. Winona, Minnesota

Alec SothBethlehem, Pennsylvania

Alec SothCooper. Chicago, Illinois

Alec SothBond Falls, Michigan

Alec SothAnna. Austin, Texas

Alec SothMolly. Morenci, Michigan

Alec SothPlastic Arts Club. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Alec SothBirdwatching. Linfield, Pennsylvania

Alec SothHarvard House. Hollywood, California

Alec SothAbstract Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Alec SothThe Coachlight. Mitchell, South Dakota

Diane Arbus: Magazine Work
Diane Arbus: Magazine Work
“Like most photographers of her time, Diane Arbus looked to magazines as the sole means of earning a living taking pictures, which was not merely gratifying but essential. They offered her an opportunity to work and have her work seen, gave her access to people and events she might not have been able to photograph otherwise, and, perhaps most important of all, encouraged her to think of herself as a professional.” — Doon Arbus & Marvin Israel, foreword, Magazine Work







Diane ArbusCharles Atlas seated in his Palm Beach home, Fla. 1969

Diane ArbusJames Brown backstage at the Apollo Theater, N.Y.C. 1966

Diane ArbusWriter Susan Sontag with her son David, N.Y.C. 1965

Diane ArbusBishop by the sea, Santa Barbara, Cal. 1964

Diane ArbusJack Dracula, the Marked Man, N.Y.C. 1961
