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When cryptocurrency was on the rise, photographers rushed to release NFTs. But is the NFT actually a medium—or merely a medium of exchange?

The Brooklyn Rail is a journal committed to providing an independent forum for visual arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and beyond.

Joel Meyerowitz never stops. With shows this fall in Berlin, London, Paris and, locally, in Montclair, New Jersey, Meyerowitz also presents photographs from his archive daily through an online platform, Fellowship. His energy is inspiring. His excitement for the medium, contagious.

Meyerowitz (in dialogue with his friend Lorenzo Braca, a historian and photographer) speaks eloquently and passionately about a variety of photo-related topics. Their series of discussions, divided into nine chapters, traces Meyerowitz’s artistic development over the course of his career.

‘The groom at this wedding in Albania had just been given a “trousseau bullet” from the bride’s father – to be used in the event of her desertion or infidelity’

a href= http://www.houkgallery.com target= _blank Edwynn Houk Gallery /a has begun the presentation of Abelardo Morells most recent bodies of ten

The art world multihyphenate—collector, advisor, dealer—discusses his "secret weapon" moniker and how honesty saves time.

Des Moines Art Center Print Gallery’s exhibition “Double Take” attempts to make a photographer’s involvement as much a part of the medium as his subject. Curator Laura Burkhalter and guest curator Ben Easter (a superb photographer himself) selected pairs of images — “one of which is a staged or pose

The fashion forces each turned to their respective archives for inspiration.

NYC's Photofairs gathers over 150 artists with an expansive range of work, from collage and video installations to art books and even generative displays.