"Sorry, you'll never walk alone" by Shin Noguchi

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"Sorry, you'll never walk alone" by Shin Noguchi

Shin Noguchi is a street photographer based in Kamakura and Tokyo, Japan. “Sorry, you’ll never walk alone” is an on-going series the photographer has shot entirely in the streets of Japan. The June 06, 2014
Alexander Gehring' "Messages from the Darkroom"

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Alexander Gehring' "Messages from the Darkroom"

Alexander Gehring’s newest photographic series Messages from the Darkroom investigates the connection between photography and the occult. Based on historical photographs published by early twentiet June 05, 2014
Appalachia From the Inside

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Appalachia From the Inside

Frustrated by the outsider views of Appalachia, photographer and West Virginia native Aaron Blum took it upon himself to show the world a more accurate representation of life in the hills through his June 05, 2014
Clara Vannucci's "Bail Bond – Bondsmen, defendants and bounty hunters"

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Clara Vannucci's "Bail Bond – Bondsmen, defendants and bounty hunters"

In 2011, after an internship at Magnum Photos in New York, photographer Clara Vannucci befriended a bondsman who would introduce her to the world of bail bondsman, bounty hunters and the accused defe June 04, 2014
Los Intocables

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Los Intocables

In his controversial series “Los Intocables”, Cuban artist Erik Ravelo takes on issues that pose a threat to the innocence of children around the world. From sex trafficking to gun viole June 04, 2014
Residents of New York

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Residents of New York

Drawn to subject matter that comments on current events and demands social change, artist Andres Serrano spent months with the homeless of New York City to create his most recent series “Resid June 03, 2014
On the Front Lines: Graffiti's Documenters at MCNY

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On the Front Lines: Graffiti's Documenters at MCNY

The Museum of the Coty of New York is hosting a one night only event with legendary photographers Martha Cooper, Henry Chalfant, Flint Gennari, and Jon Naar for a conversation about their work docum June 03, 2014
Benedict J. Fernandez's “The ’60s: Decade of Change”

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Benedict J. Fernandez's “The ’60s: Decade of Change”

The 1960s were a quintessential and inarguable turning point in contemporary American history, rife with political, economical, and racial vehemence that beget a nation and generation eager to explor June 03, 2014
The Work of Antonio Boggeri

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The Work of Antonio Boggeri

Antonio Boggeri was born in April 8, 1900 in Pavia, Italy. He learned violin since he was young. At the age of 16, he attended Technical Institute of Pavia and learned photography with Kodak 4x4. Two June 03, 2014
Nobuyoshi Araki's “Love on the Left Eye”

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Nobuyoshi Araki's “Love on the Left Eye”

Since October of last year, the prolific Japanese erotic photographer, Nobuyoshi Araki, has been largely unable to see out of his right eye due to a retinal artery obstruction. As a result of this ne June 02, 2014
MOSSLESS ISSUE THREE: THE UNITED STATES 2003-2013

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MOSSLESS ISSUE THREE: THE UNITED STATES 2003-2013

Mossless Magazine will be having a book release for Issue Three: The United States 2003-2013coincidingwith an exhibition on June 14th, 2014 at Picture Ray Studio in New York. Their newest publicatio June 02, 2014
Ending Stories

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Ending Stories

Dutch photographer Wouter le Duc is drawn to unique characters saying, “I am fascinated by stories about people who are out of the ordinary.” In his series “Ending Stories”, le Duc tries to u June 02, 2014
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