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From tipsy flappers to weary parents and circus performers, the great photographer captured life in all its raw beauty. Her biographer revels in the biggest show of Arbus work ever, combining rare, unseen and famous images

"A Feminist Lens: The Art & Activism of Photographer Joan Roth" is an intimate portrait of internationally acclaimed photographer Joan Roth. The film focuses on five decades of Joan’s pioneering use of her camera as a tool to advocate for homeless women in New York City, document leaders in the U.S. Women’s Movement from the 1970s to today, and shine a light on the diverse lives of Jewish women around the world. Joan, her daughter, Melanie Roth Gorelick (the film's Executi...

At the heart of Sara VanDerBeeks two-dimensional and installation-based work is a fascination with photographys power as a form of mediation—between past and present, original and reproduction, and perception and thought. Her latest exhibition Lace Interlace at The Approach in London draws on her research into the work of early British photographers Julia Margaret Cameron (1815–79) and Isabel Agnes Cowper (1826–1911) at that citys Victoria and Albert Museum.

Browse current and upcoming auctions at Sothebys New York. Come back regularly for the most up-to-date sales listing.

Saddled with $10 million in debt and with only 41 students currently enrolled, the San Francisco Art Institute has declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and the school appears to be liquidating all assets and calling it quits.

THE Carmen Thyssen Museum is celebrating its twelfth anniversary today Friday, March 24, with a free open day. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit

—>She grew up—echoing the upbringing of Siddhartha Gautama, who became The Buddha—in very privileged, wealthy circumstances, largely protected from the outside world and from the suffering and "otherness" of the poor and unfortunate. —>She had a sexual affair with her...

THE Museo Carmen Thyssen presents a new exhibition of urban photography and casts a spotlight on the 1940s New York street life. This urban photography

Larry Fink photoseries shows the contrast between wealth and povery in 1970s America. Fink split his time between Manhattan discoes and the Martins Creek farm in Pennsylvania.

Streets of New York is an exhibition of Big Apple life, as captured by five masters of their craft. Curated by a href= http://www.davidhillgallery.ne