The Village Voice’s photographers captured change, turmoil unfolding on New York City’s street
The bustling streets of New York City are a canvas where change and turmoil intertwine, each moment captured through the…
How Google Street View became fertile ground for artists
Google Street View, initially conceived as a tool for navigating the world’s streets from the comfort of one’s computer screen,…
Stories of Love and Death: casting a new light on William Yang
In the dimly lit theater, the audience sits hushed, awaiting the commencement of William Yang’s latest photographic exhibition. A hush…
How we track down and very carefully photograph Australia’s elusive snake
Tracking down and photographing Australia’s elusive snakes is a thrilling yet delicate endeavor that requires a combination of patience, knowledge,…
What is ‘upskirting’ and what are your rights to privacy under the law
In recent years, upskirting has become a growing concern in many societies, raising questions about privacy rights and legal protections.…
There’s a bias in how pictures are used to depict disease in global health publications
In the realm of global health publications, the power of visual representation cannot be overstated. Images have the potential to…
Is Ryan Kelly’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph an American ‘Guernica
Ryan Kelly’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph captures a moment frozen in time, much like Picasso’s iconic painting “Guernica,” but in the…
Identifying a fake picture online is harder than you might think
In today’s digital age, where information spreads rapidly and effortlessly across the internet, discerning truth from falsehood has become an…
Feminist maverick Sue Ford at the National Gallery of Victoria
Sue Ford, a pioneering figure in feminist art, left an indelible mark on the Australian art scene through her innovative…
Death and the selfie: welcome to a grave new world
In a world dominated by technology and social media, even the solemnity of death has not escaped the reach of…