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Mary Ellen Mark (1940-2015) was a world-renowned photographer and social documentarian with an eye and a soul that captured the brutality of humanity, transforming them into mesmerizing angels

Photographer Martin Kaninsky shares 5 tips he has learned about how to improve as a photography by reading photography books.

The documentary photographer took a striking series of pictures of children living in the American city in the 1980s

According to this exhibition about social change in the US, life is unremittingly grim, cops are bad and protestors are almost always right

In 1969, a groundbreaking photographic initiative was conceived in the US. Its goal: to assess the state of the nation. What does it look like today?

A new exhibition seeks to display Mary Ellen Mark’s significant contribution to the history of American documentary photography.

We’ve put together a selection of the best photography exhibitions being shown around the UK during 2022, for inspiration and great days out

Elliott Erwitt, Nan Goldin, Jamel Shabazz, and more share images that explore the edges of their photographic practice.

Welcome to the new Sunday Journal Opinion section. Here you will find old favorites – including a local editorial, columns, letters to the editor, SpeakUp! and our captions contest. And never fear, John Trever will continue to tackle Albuquerque and New Mexico issues with his signature cartoons this and every Sunday. We have also put an emphasis on bringing you different sides of an issue – packaging columns, letters and SpeakUps! on controversial proposals like the New Mexico United s...

Here’s what you should check out this week: Honoring a legend: Today would have been James Baldwin’s 97th birthday. Authors Darnell Moore, Marlon Peterson, and Kiese Laymon—who have all written memoirs exploring Black manhood—will discuss Baldwin’s lasting legacy in “Historically Speaking: Reflecting on the work of James Baldwin and Black Masculinity,” a talk from the National Museum of African American History and Culture Museum. Monday 8/2 at 7 PM; Free, register here. Bring a b...