Untitled, Mindmap, 2012, Mixed Media on Paper, 42x 86 inches

Coils, Vietnam, 2004, C print, 30x30 inches

Untitled, Mind Map, 2012, Mixed Media on Paper, 36x 60 inches

Pyramid, C Print, Egypt, 2010

Untitled, Mindmap, 2012, Mixed Media on Paper, 42x 86 inches

In Topography of Quiet, mixed-media artist Bastienne Schmidt explores the subtle interaction between nature and imagination. Inspired by the beauty of natural patterns and typologies that she discovered on her extensive...

The author of The New Yorkers, Robert Herman has been a street photographer since his days as an NYU film student back in the 1970s. From an archive of 25,000 images, Herman selected 82 photographs shot between 1978-2005 on Kodakchrome for his first monograph. The most remarkable thing in his look at a now-vintage New York...

 
From Kim Jong Phil

From Kim Jong Phil

From Kim Jong Phil

Days With My Father

From Days With My Father

James Baldwin wrote, “All art is a kind of confession, more or less oblique. All artists, if they...

Lilla Szasz uses her camera to explore the dark and shine a light on difficult subjects with kindness and grace. She does not shy away from the painful and the tragic, but neither...

Street photographer Richard Sandler came into his own through a path that was as distinctive as his work. He shares his story and his photographs of dogs with The Click.

Sandler observes, “I love dogs. From the day I started photography, I was always photographing...

Gail Buckland at the stadium built in Athens in 1896 for the modern Olpymics<
Getting in the mood for her next book Who Shot Sports: A Photographic History 1843 to the Present

Author. Educator. Curator. Gail Buckland’s life in photography is as vast as the medium itself, revealing a love that was born of a dream....

 
Marta Hallett and Princess Alfrieda.
Photograph by Douglas Kirkland.

Don Bachardy, author of Hollywood.
Photograph by Mark Ruffalo.

Photographers Harry Benson, Douglas Kirkland, and Jean-Pierre Laffont
at the launch of Photographer's Paradise: Turbulent America 1960-1990.
Photograph by Benjamin Petit.

Calvin Klein and author Christopher Makos.
Photograph by Evan Falk.

Paul Zone's Playground: Growing Up in the New York Underground
launch party and exhibition at Lethal Amounts, Los...

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Daniel Cooney Fine Art opened in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in August 2003 before relocating to Chelsea in June 2004. The gallery, which specializes in showing artists such as Nir Arieli, Benjamin Fredrickson and Joseph Maida and Scot Sothern, also conducts fine art auctions online presented by iGavelAuctions.com featuring works by Walker Evans, Peter Hujar, Robert Mapplethorpe, Richard Avedon,...

It was the best of times; it as the worst of times. New York City in the 1970s was a world unto itself, a world that was both burdened by poverty and government neglect, and burgeoning with culture and art. For many who lived through this time, it was something more than that. It was a time before AIDS. A...

 
Cartier-Bresson. Photograph by Jane Bown

Bacon in Studio. Photograph by Jane Bown

Jimmy Paulette and Tabboo! in the bathroom, NYC, 1991. Photograph by Nan Goldin

Nan after being battered, 1984. Photograph by Nan Goldin

A Broad And Expansive Sky. Photograph by Carrie Mae Weems

Untitled (Man and Mirror). Photograph by Carrie Mae Weems

Every...

It is the photograph that has introduced the world to art in the age of reproduction, the copy becoming the way in which we understand the original. And so it is that the photograph is the means to literally objectify our world. We gaze upon photographs as a means to travel beyond our limited scope...

Michael Douglas

 
Sonja Sohn

Tracy Morgan

Sissy Spacek

The craft of acting is not what is seems. The actor is charged with a sleight of hand, so to speak. They must so embody their role that they cease to exist, and what remains is merely...

Artwork by Chris "Daze" Ellis. Photograph by Liz Ligon.

Artwork by Lady Pink. Photograph by Liz Ligon.

Howard the Duck Handball Court photograph by Charlie Ahearn.
A photograph of friend Lee Quiñones’ massive 1978 handball court mural,
created 10 years earlier and since destroyed, at Corlears Junior High School on Manhattan’s Lower East Side.     

 
From Za'atari by NOOR. Photo by Stanley Greene

From We Live in Brooklyn Baby.Photo by Nema Etebar

Liberian Fighter.From Testament. Photo by Chris Hondrus/Getty Images

From Head On Photo Festival. Photo by Nicole Welles

From Broken Screen. Photo by Gaia Squarci

From Fearless Genius- The Digital Revolution in Silicon Valley 1985-2000.
Photo by Doug Menuez

United Photo Industries is a labor of love: love for the...

 
Burt Reynolds

Beyonce

Heather Graham

J.K. Rowling

Tony Bennett

Will Ferrell

Located in Bushwick, Brooklyn, Fuchs Projects was founded by Rafael Fuchs in 2012. As Fuchs observes. “Bushwick, the way I see it, is a place where people do things. When I first arrived here, I was fascinated by the fact that I don’t have...

 
Graham Letorney
“Pontiac’s Rebellion” from the series "Free Radicles", 2011. Photo by Grant Worth, FotoVisura-Member

Adriana Teresa Letorney
“Piece OFF Rights" from the series "Free Radicles", 2011. Photo by Grant Worth, FotoVisura-Member

When you work with people, 40, 60, 80 hours a week you become something of a family, probably because there...

For twenty years, “Law & Order” ruled the television airwaves, broadcasting stories ripped from the headlines into the privacy of our living rooms. From 1990-2010, the show brought the darkness of New York’s criminal world to the light. What made the show successful was the way it refused to turn away, but instead moved into murky waters in every episode. For some, truth was found in the details. Talented location scout purposely chose graffiti-laden settings as backdrops upon...

Untitled, 2014

Untitled, 2014

 
Untitled, 2014

Girl, 2013

Stars, 2014

Smoking Cat, 2014

Dennis Busch works in Germany, making his own brand of readymade photography, cutting and collaging and writing charmingly rude messages in white paint over many of the images. He constructs his images from photographs, revising our references until each work circles in on itself like...

Woman with Downcast Eyes, 2008 ©Harvey Stein 2011

The Hug; Eyes Closed and Smile, 1982 ©Harvey Stein 2011

Smiling Woman, 2009 ©Harvey Stein 2011

Twirling a Hula-Hoop, 2007 ©Harvey Stein 2011

Woman in Striped Shirt, 1982 ©Harvey Stein 2011

Coney Island is a world unto itself. It is a time and place that exists independent of everything else. Situated where South Brooklyn meets the Atlantic Ocean, it is an urban fantasy of beachfront life. It is equal parts...

The staff of Photograph: Anthony, Bill, Fabio, Jean, Maggie, Mary Ann. Photo: Anthony Beale

On this, the 25th anniversary of photograph magazine (originally Photography In New York), The Click sat down with publisher Bill Mindlin to speak about the little magazine that could — and did — become a national treasure, the only publication of its ilk. The magazine, which features columns by Lyle Rexer, Vince Aletti, Jean Dykstra, Elisabeth Biondi, and Sarah Schmerler, among others, has become a mainstay among photography...