Photography and memory have an interesting, even intertwined relationship. Each is critical to how we view our past, yet an unreliable record of what truly happened. Patricia Voulgaris was inspired by ...

In the early 20th century, as avant-garde painters broke with tradition by making their pictures abstract, Alvin Langdon Coburn set his sights on creating abstract photographs. At first he approached ...

In this series, Lagniappe presents a different work each week from the collection of the New Orleans Museum of Art, with commentary from a curator. Born to Jewish immigrants from Ukraine, Aaron ...

Lara’s talk featured several images from Harris and Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, the brightly coloured cottage houses and ...

The Labrot House, at 819 6th St. received a city of Boulder historic landmark designation this spring. A young family man, Sylvester Welch Labrot, III, moved into his Hobart Wagener-designed modern ...

When taking abstract shots, you need to think more about patterns, colours and texture rather than concentrating on focusing and composition. Having said that, someone may consider a shot of river ...

Photography’s uncanny ability to represent the world had such a profound impact on society in the early 20th century that its role in non-representative art has been overlooked. “Shape of Light”, Tate ...

Urban environments can be a frenetic mass of contrasts, vibrant or mundane, lively or eerie, beautiful or drab. For a photographer, it’s easy enough to capture how places like this look, but it’s more ...

There was a time when Carl Chiarenza took pictures of trees, buildings and people. Recognizable subjects. “I never felt quite at home with that,” he says. Even in his early photos, Chiarenza would aim ...

“You know how you watch a scene of enormous devastation on television and think, oh my, those poor people,” photographer Christine Triebert says about the impact of Tropical Storm Irene, which came ...