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To learn more about 19th-century America, Stacker compiled a collection of 50 essential images that capture what life was like in the 1800s.

Gupta has spent his career photographing queer subjects in India—and inspired a new generation to insist on making confident, unflinching work.

ISBN: 9781597114769 Press “Over 10 years, more than 130 HIV-positive people across five continents have taken part [in the Through Positive Eyes project], many of whom picked up cameras for the first time in their lives.” — The Guardian “Since 2007, the Through Positive Eyes workshops have put cameras in the hands of people living with HIV and taught them to express their lives and fight stigma through photography.” —Trenton Straube, POZ By David Gere and Gideon Mendel. Foreword by Richard Gere. Contributions by Mary Bowman. David Gere, Ph.D., serves as director of the Art & Glob...

50 photos from American life in the 19th century By Ellen Dewitt of Stacker | 50 photos from American life in the 19th century Photographs have a way of capturing emotion. A photo may echo sadness and desperation, as is the case with Dorothea Lange’s 1936 photograph known as “Migrant Mother,” showing a distraught mother and her children during the Great Depression. It may capture the spirit of triumph, as is accomplished with John Rooney’s iconic 1965 shot of boxing heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali standing over opponent Sonny Liston. A photograph can also appear to signify hope...

New York—Exploring the thematic and visual diversity of the photographic medium, Swann Galleries’s auction of Photographs & Photobooks on Thursday, May 27 covers twentieth-century ...