Bruce Gilden: Why These? surveys Gilden’s oeuvre of gritty, true-to-life street photography through choice works hand-selected by the artist himself. A combination of large-scale color portraits as well as black-and-white photos taken all over the globe will give viewers an intimate glimpse into the unvarnished worlds of street life that Gilden has been documenting for...

Having traveled to Centralia, Kansas in the early 1950s on an assignment to photograph a young girl who had won a baking contest, Magnum Photographer Erich Hartmann developed a friendship with the girl’s father, a wheat farmer. Hartmann wrote that he grew “aware of the dignity which touches the many whose work makes bread available...

“Is one Jewish when one ignores one’s religion and culture?” From the late 1970s to the early 1990s, French photographer Patrick Zachmann (b. 1955) studied the Jews of France in search of his own identity. From Paris to Marseille, from the most orthodox to the most secular, from the textile wholesalers in the Sentier district...

‘Even before the proclamation of the State of Israel, the Promised Land fascinated poets, artists, journalists and photographers. How can one not be fascinated by the idea of terra sancta, a thousand-year-old promise of redemption for humanity? How can one resist telling and passing on these narratives? The first photographs of Palestine, incidentally, were taken...

Sigalit Landau’s solo exhibition is on view at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem from 6 October 2022 to 17 June 2023. Here Sigalit Landau discusses her salt sculptures and video installations in the context of Between Worlds, her recent solo exhibition at the Jewish Museum in Amsterdam:  

We’re jumping with joy that one of our favorite Halsman pictures has been selected as the official image of Paris Photo 2022!     This celebrated photograph of Steichen jumping will hang in our booth (E15) with other rare and unique vintage Halsman prints along with works by Chien-Chi Chang, David Seymour and Sigalit Landau....