Remembrances
Faas Protege Remembers Legendary Photographer
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Photography
In his series The State of the Union, Gregg Segal creates a contrast between an idealized Civil War era, as embodied by re-enactors, and contemporary life.
A Civil War In The Olive Garden Parking Lot
Photographer Gregg Segal says he's interested in time — which is why he stages re-enactments in front of strip malls.
100 Words: In Clarkston, Ga., A Modern-Day Ellis Island
It is estimated that 1 in 3 of Clarkston's residents is an immigrant, and more than 60 languages are now spoken in this small Southern town.
From Boston To Beirut: A Girl And Her Room
If you want to know something about a teenage girl, start by studying her interior decorating choices.
The Picture Show
Bill Murray's Camera At Cannes Is Awesome()
May 22, 2012 His outfit is pretty great, too, but that's not the point.
The Picture Show
Dragon's Blood And Cucumber Trees? Near Troubled Yemen, Strange Socotra()
May 22, 2012 A small archipelago off the Horn of Africa is home to a surreal scene of biodiversity unlike anywhere else in the world.
The Picture Show
A Window Into The Photography Of Gordon Parks()
May 17, 2012 "He wanted to reach as many people as possible," says curator Maurice Berger. And to see his photos, you don't have to step foot inside a museum.
Fine Art
'Canal Zone' Collages Test The Meaning Of 'Fair Use'()
May 16, 2012 Art world superstar Richard Prince is appealing the 2011 ruling that found him liable for copyright infringement. Prince used dozens of images by photographer Patrick Cariou to create collages that his gallery then sold for millions of dollars.
Remembrances
Shooting Vietnam: Remembering Horst Faas()
May 14, 2012 Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Horst Faas, who captured iconic moments during the Vietnam War, has died. In 1997, he talked to Terry Gross about covering the conflict. "Being in Vietnam and being around a major story of the time was always a great shot of adrenaline," he said.
