Photo Blog

Born in Montreal in 1945, Cheryl Sourkes is perhaps best known for recent work involving the Internet, media technology, data and surveillance.

Diane Arbus took the photograph Two friends in the park, N.Y.C. 1965 in Washington Square Park during the summer of 1965. By this point, she had begun to photograph a variety of individuals associated with subcultures...

In Masses/Particules, Alain Paiement focuses on the phenomenon of the crowd. The artist understands the crowd as a manifestation of the “body politic” en masse...

When American artist Bea Nettles began creating photographic works in the late 1960s, she challenged the concept of what fine art photography could be.

The tintype process was first introduced in 1853 by Adolphe Alexandre Martin and was patented in 1856. Because they involved inexpensive materials and were quick to produce, they were accessible to a wide range of people and...

Image-based artist, Isabelle Hayeur expresses her concerns regarding the use and exploitation of land through photography and experimental video, taking a critical approach to the environment, urban development, and social...