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Enchanted Iwajla Klinke is an enchantress. She turns her lens on strangely finely costumed, beautiful young people against a backdrop of black infinity, and as in a fairy tale, they pause, freeze without growing cold,

Photographer André Kertész (American, born Hungary, 1894–1985) arrived in Paris in the fall of 1925 with little more than a camera and some savings. By the end of 1928, he was contributing regularly to magazines and

London International Creative Competition LICC Jury Panel votes are tallied with top-scoring entries in each sub-category making the Shortlist. From there, up to 20 outstanding Finalists are selected in each Category, with a Final Winner chosen

The Leitz Park in Wetzlar offers a wide range of activities for the whole family during the coming holiday months. From guided tours through the Leica world, to photo workshops with your own smartphone, to

Human and economic crises of all sorts are the high price we pay for the freedoms guaranteed on paper but that populations fall short of in reality in many countries, of which contemporary Georgia is

Moniker: Identity Lost and Found explores hobo railroad art and the underground moniker writing tradition. It features 148 full-color pages of rare archival documents, photographs, and artwork, offering a glimpse of many contemporary artists in their