Forty years on, Richard Avedon’s iconic series “In the American West" still resonates with the United States’ current political and social landscape. The New York photographer’s powerful ...

First turning to photography as a way to “live and express”, image making has never been a hobby or a career for the ...

By today’s standards, the front cover of American Vogue’s November 1988 edition seems typical enough. But back then, it was ...

The Family of Man exhibition has a legendary status in the history of photography. It was first put on in the Museum of ...

Jane Stanton Hitchcock, a daughter of privilege who skewered the foibles of her tribe in a series of addictive crime novels, ...

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Meet Amanda Lear. She’s a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma swathed in a designer ensemble and ready for her close ...

As she discovers the depth of the impact partying can have, Mary vogues her way into a life of stability and purpose without ...

By today’s standards, the front cover of American Vogue’s November 1988 edition seems typical enough. But back then, it was revolutionary.

Practically every American Vogue cover from 1980 to 1988 had been taken by Richard Avedon, a fashion photographer known for his stark, minimalist style.

Museums, foundations and art centers are vying to attract vacationers with a wealth of offerings, giving them the chance to ...