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On August 16, Mitchell F. Chan launched a wry and ambitious work that used baseball as a vector through which we might better understand the statistical presumptions of our datafied existence. The incisive socio-political and economic critique wrapped in the trojan horse of gameland’s choose your own adventure makes The Boys of Summer a revelatory experience.

Each new exhibition at Montclair Art Museum offers a unique and thought-provoking journey into the heart of artistic expression.

Every summer since 2016, Jess T Dugan has taught a portrait photography class at a non-profit in Provincetown. Here, they present their work alongside five of their students

This season’s slate of art shows presents works that elaborate on the historical, emotional and creative significance of drawing and photography

Ahead of the exhibition, Hyperallergic spoke to the artist about his images of jazz musicians and everyday Black individuals in moments of closeness and stillness.

Chelsea Flower Show, Comic Con, a food festival and more.

‘Painted Tintypes: Photography for the People’ looks at some unexpectedly colorful 19th-century pictures.

Publication with a focus on independent film, offering articles, links, and resources.

In her final book, Malcolm reflects on her career-long preoccupation with photography—and considers memory as both muse and captor.

You dont just need technical skills or good equipment to be a great photographer - you also have to have the right eye, a way of seeing the world that others havent. This idea is at the center of Hidden, a new, curated series from Magnum Photos…