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In an exceptional line-up of photographs that span the history of the medium, Heritage鈥檚 October 1 Photographs Signature庐 Auction is shaped by several outstanding collections that include work from a rare.

Iconic front-page news photography from the 20th century will be on view at Howard Greenberg Gallery from September 12. Together the photographs form an extraordinary visual history of the United States during the last century.

In a world saturated with images, documentary photography remains a potent and indispensable form of visual storytelling.

This exhibition brings together two photographic collections 鈥� the public collection of the Mus茅e national d鈥檃rt moderne and the private one of collector Marin Karmitz.

Phillips announced that further photographs from the collection of pioneering curator, scholar, and teacher Peter C. Bunnell will be offered in The Eye That Shapes, an online auction open for bidding beginning 25 January through 1 February.

Three exhibitions on view this fall and winter at the Palmer Museum of Art commemorate the Museum鈥檚 50 years by exhibiting key works from the collection and renderings of its new building, set to open at the Penn State Arboretum in early 2024. 

Outside of a museum setting, one seldom encounters a survey of photography as star-studded as 鈥淰intage Variety,鈥� on view at Stephen Daiter Gallery in River North. 

Some very famous photographers have had their work on some very famous album covers, as an exhibition in London amply demonstrates.

The institution's director Brett Rogers has selected five key shows from the past five decades

There are two great paintings of surgical healing in Philadelphia, a city once at the center of medical education and practice in the world.

The Phillips Collection has announced major new acquisitions including a video by John Akomfrah, a two-panel fabric work by Benny Andrews, a large-scale wall-hanging by Aim茅 Mpane, and others.

Mailuu-Suu's nuclear waste dumps are a danger for the local environment. What is life like for the young people who live there?

As doctors battle coronavirus across the globe, we recall how one tireless Colorado medic became a hero in the 1940s 鈥� thanks to the stunning work of legendary photographer W Eugene Smith

From its groundbreaking launch issue in 1936 through the conclusion of its weekly run in 1972, Life magazine profoundly shaped how its readers viewed themselves 鈥� and the world.

Lloyd Cotsen, a prolific collector of fabrics, garments, and other woven artworks made by indigenous artists, wanted to create opportunities and revive conversation around textiles.