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The Civil War battle flag accompanied a volunteer militia comprised of privileged South Carolina men who, in 1864, joined a terrible battle that decimated the battalion. A flag recently discovered

Avedon 100 exhibit at Gagosian gallery looks at the photographer's most iconic work in the worlds of fashion, music, and celebrity

Derek Blasberg, who's curated an exhibition at Gagosian honoring Avedon's centennial, tells Mel Ottenberg the stories behind the photos.

The Feature Shoot Photography Podcast is back for 2023! In our second episode, Chris Stein and Maggie Steber share unforgettable stories.

In today’s increasingly polarised world, trade and geopolitical friction are growing by the day – with major implications for law firms.

It's a much needed economic boost for the resort city, as thousands of people filled the Oceanfront participating in the events during a not-so-busy winter season.

A new exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum showcases the terrific physical presence of a trio of the photographer’s large-scale works.

A railroad spike clad in gold —used in the ceremonial completion of the transcontinental railroad—sold for over $2 million at auction. The Arizona Spike was the headliner of the Christie's sale.

Ocuments dating back to the 1600s can be found at the South Carolina Department of Archives and History 's headquarters in Columbia.Their paperwork also includes South Carolina's seven constitutions, which were adopted in 1776, 1778, 1790, 1861, 1865, 1868 and 1895.They now are all on display together for the first time, Eric Emerson told the Rotary Club of Aiken recently at Newberry Hall.

Virginia Beach business owners are staying optimistic after the first weekend of the Neptune Festival was canceled due to remnant of Hurricane Ian.