Posts by Miss Rosen (Page 6)

The Outsider Artist Whose Dedication Saved His Life

A Powerful Portrait of Living Off the Grid in Northern Canada

Exploring Andy Warhol’s Lifelong Fascination with Women

Pioneer Artist & Model Ming Smith Reflects on a Life in Photography

The Majesty and Tragedy of a Trans Radical Gone Too Soon

Celebrating the Women Who Photographed Hip Hop

Fashioning the Feminine Ideal in the Photos of Martine Gutierrez

The Utopian Splendor of Tyler Mitchell’s Universe

Looking at San Francisco Through Hamburger Eyes

Alec Soth’s New Work Embraces the Grandeur of Intimacy

Dave Heath’s Breathtaking Dialogues with Solitude

Seeing War Abroad and at Home Through the Eyes of Don McCullin

A Desolate Warning Written Across the Australian Continent

Thought-Provoking Photos of Children In Their Color-Coded Rooms

Bringing Photography Education to West London Youth

The Brooklyn Artist Reconnecting with Her African Roots

An Elegiac Portrait of Jim Crow America in Black and White

Honoring the Romani People, in Photographs

Tabitha Soren Traces the Trails We Leave on Touch Screens

The Artist Using Photography and Book Making as a Tool of Recovery