Miss Rosen

Photography

Vibrant photos of New York’s Downtown performance scene

‘Balloons and Feathers’ is an eclectic collection of images documenting the scene for over two decades.

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Battling Breast Cancer as a family of photographers

A new monograph documents the journey of a young family through a traumatic diagnosis in an intimate set of portraits.

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In photos: a perilous portrait of America spiralling into fascism

Photographer Debi Cornwall’s ‘Model Citizens’ is an unnerving exposé of the banality of evil that hides in plain sight.

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In photos: honouring the remnants of America’s ancient forests

A new monograph crafts an exquisite portrait of the country’s last ancient woodlands.

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Frank Stewart’s epic portrait of Black culture & community

A new, travelling exhibition charts the photographer’s extraordinary journey over the past six decades.

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The legendary trans artist & illustrator behind Drag magazine

A new book brings together pioneer Vicky West’s luminous illustrations of fantasy, femininity and fashion.

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Revisiting the birth of skate culture in 1970s Los Angeles

New photobook ‘Last Days of Summer: California Skateboarding Archive 1975–1978’ looks back at an iconic chapter of youth culture.

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Rick Castro’s intimate portraits of love and remembrance

Columbarium Continuum is an ongoing exhibition of photographs displayed inside the two-story art nouveau columbarium of the iconic Hollywood Forever cemetery.

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Chronicling conflict and survival in the Democratic Republic of Congo

A new photo exhibition documents how a brutal conflict on the eastern edge of the country continues to devastate the lives of civilians.

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A playful look at Gen X teens coming of age in 1980s America

After fleeing Pinochet, Sergio Purtell created a photographic love letter to the people of his adopted home with the knowing eye of one who has seen their homeland fall to fascism.

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