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Steven Klein’s images teetered between the seductive and the sadistic. For most publications today, they are history too rude to be repeated.

For decades, medical images have been subjected to selective editing to create disturbing visions about the perils of abortion. But in the post-Roe era, how should pro-choice advocates handle visual representations?

The creative exchange between two titans gave clothing a voice of its own.

In a media climate when gay characters were usually flat, he found a playful middle ground.

She could be harsh in her judgments but wrote with a deep understanding of human frailty.

Remembering some of the artists, innovators and thinkers we lost in the past year.

The devastation that men inflict upon one another and the planet informed his most surrealist work.

When he stopped trying to fix the world, it left some leftists feeling pretty irritated.

He spent his life trying to dodge his own mortality, resistant but haunted by its specter.