Discover the art of photography in context

• Nan Goldin (1953)

A visual diary of intimacy, and sexual dependency, documented through flash photography.

• Ryan Weideman (1941)

New York City taxi passengers after dark, documented through black-and-white flash portraits.

• Danny Lyon (1942)

The American biker subculture of the 1960s, capturing themes of camaraderie, rebellion, and marginalization through participatory New Journalism.

• Cammie Toloui (1968)

Feminist interrogation of male sexuality, emotional exposure, and transactional intimacy within the confined space of the peep-show booth.

• Mari Katayama (1987)

An elusive body and shifting self-image, rendered through hand-sewn doubles, staged self-portraits, and open-ended acts of reconstruction.

• Meryl Meisler (1951)

American street life and nightlife across changing communities, documented through candid black-and-white photographs from the 1970s to 2023.