Magnum Editions: Beirut, Lebanon, 1991 Framing:Custom White Frame

Magnum Editions: Beirut, Lebanon, 1991 Framing:Custom White FrameRen Burri learned how to capture aesthetically pure, artfully composed and illuminated objects in characteristically Swiss style at the Zurich School of Art and Design, where he was taught by none other than Hans Fisler, the supreme master of subtle gray tones. The artistic climate of the early 1950s was conducive to this austere style that Burri would eventually come to perfect and make his own. While known primarily for these melancholic black and

Growing up in Upper Manhattan

A people without memory is condemned to repeat their mistakes

Filmmaker Ineke Smits and radio-maker Jeroen Stout write

In its December 2

Learn to See is at the origin of the book

Born in France in 1942

Gilden tells the story of these travels and the ties he maintains with Japan in a rare introductory text

Featured image: Ouidah

like the quality of light and a sense of balance between colors

The Non-Conformists features Martin Parr’s first major body of work from the mid-1970s

and enthusiasm

” reads a quote from Paul Fusco on the final page of his critically-acclaimed photo-book RFK Funeral Train