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The latest news on exhibits, books, and innovative uses of images shaping our visual culture.

Alejandro Chaskielberg’s The High Tide

Courtesy Alejandro Chaskielberg / Yossi Milo Gallery, New York

Argentinian artist Alejandro Chaskielberg recreates everyday scenes of the Paraná River Delta Region people in surrealist photographs lit by moonlight, flashlights, strobes and lanterns.

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Courtesy Massimo Vitali
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First Glance: LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph

Curated by Scott Thode and Kathy Ryan, the three-day festival will feature exhibitions by Antonin Kratochvil, Massimo Vitali, and Nan Goldin.

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Paul Graham
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Paul Graham: Films

Paul Graham’s latest book Films is a homage to the medium of film.

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Jean-Luc Mylayne, Courtesy Gladstone Gallery, New York
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Bird Watching with Jean-Luc Mylayne

Photographer Jean-Luc Mylayne has fixated for more than 30 years on a single subject: birds. Celebrated in this year’s Venice Biennale, Mylayne’s work retains an intense resonance. Matt Witcovsky, chair of the Department of Photography at the Art Institute of […]

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Courtesy Boris & Vita Mikhailov, Pace/MacGill Gallery
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Wrecked: Boris Mikhailov’s “Case History”

The photos in Boris Mikhailov’s book “Case History” form a raw and deeply felt response to the decline of his hometown of Kharkov, Ukraine following the collapse of the Soviet Union.  A selection of the work, curated by Eva Respini, […]

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Tim Hetherington–Panos
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Standing Close to Tim Hetherington’s Sleeping Soldiers

A rare chance to see the video installation, now on view at the Aperture Gallery in New York City till June 23rd 2011.

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Jane Hilton
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The Cowboy in Me: Jane Hilton’s Dead Eagle Trail

Songs, books and films have romanticized the image of the cowboy as an enigmatic hero–a man and his horse, alone on the range. In Dead Eagle Trail, Jane Hilton gives us a glimpse of the man behind the myth, not busting broncos, but simply seated on the edge of his beds, in spartan rooms, in living rooms crammed full of memorabilia, or watching TV next to his gun safe.

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International Center of Photography
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Hiroshima: Ground Zero 1945

Rare, once-classified U.S. government photographs of the aftermath of atomic bombing of Hiroshima make up a new exhibit at the International Center of Photography called Hiroshima: Ground Zero 1945. These post-apocalyptic pictures had a profound effect on civil defense architecture during the Cold War, but only now can their historical significance, emotional power, and tragic beauty be appreciated.

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Los Angeles, 1987
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Henry Wessel’s Californication

“It was like being in paradise. The light was so sharp, you could see the edge on everything. I got off the plane and I wanted to photograph everything that was there—I couldn’t stop.”  That’s the way Henry Wessel describes […]

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Alex Webb—Magnum
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Alex Webb: Notes on The Suffering of Light

Acclaimed photographer Alex Webb writes exclusively for LightBox on the first comprehensive monograph of his work, The Suffering of Light.

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