The PolaritiesThe portrait of American society that Fink sketches out starting in the 1950s continues. The Polarities narrates modern America, the radical changes between the Obama years and the arrival of Trump, the society of the spectacle in which 'the show must go on' and the continuing divide between metropolitan and rural areas. Here, Fink's images recall those of the Farm Security Administration, the great project designed to study American territory between

in The Heart of the Heart of the Country

she became more beautiful

the strong bodily language and communication that was happening in the final stages of delivery to the heroic and monumental moments of my child taking her first breath of fresh air

The seeds of my future projects are all in this book

His pictures are subtle yet transformative

Mississippi home—The Outlands is emblematic of Eggleston’s dynamic

The man with the umbrella grows to look like the equestrian statue in the background

For months at a time

American photographer Jim Mangan began The Crick as a photographic survey of the unorthodox architecture of Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS) houses in the Utah-Arizona border town of Short Creek

uneasy portraits that make up Some Say Ice depict a place almost outside of time

On the book’s cover

it is how he honors and celebrates the reality of layered personhood