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One of the most extraordinary fashion editors of all time was an immigrant from Ireland. The Irish don’t spring to mind when discussing fashionistas, women such as Anna Wintour or her flamboyant forerunner, Diana Vreeland. And it was Vreeland who elevated fashion editors to iconic status but who hired her? Carmel Snow, an immigrant from

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a href= http://www.glenstone.org target= _blank Glenstone Museum /a announced today the acquisition of a celebrated collection of works from Andre

Arne Svenson’s window-peeping images of his neighbors from a decade ago are on view in Santa Monica. They are beautiful — and still unsettling.

a href= https://www.danzigergallery.com target= _blank Danziger Gallery /a (Los Angeles) is presenting “The Neighbors” by Arne Svenson.

In the twilight, the shadows of the plants grow mysteriously along the wall of the house. In front of this shadow theater stands a metallic-lilac Cadi...

New Zealand photographer Becki Moss captures the LGBTQ+ community plus portraiture and commercial projects with a lot of empathy.

Anastasia Samoylova holds up a mirror to the reality of life in Florida, presenting a multi-dimensional view of the people and places.

The work of two photographers is joined to create a powerful meditation on race and poverty in the South.

For five decades, Stephen Shore has remade our vision of the country, largely by remaking his own.