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The article reviews the exhibition "Opening," featuring photographs by the Korean artist Jungjin Lee, at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York City until November 10, 2018.

The article reviews the exhibition Picasso and Maya: Father and Daughter at Gagosian in Paris, France through December 22, 2017, featuring painting and photographs by Pablo Picasso and Maya Picasso.

Highlights the photography exhibition "Ashes and Snow," by Canadian artist Gregory Colbert at the Nomadic Museum in New York City, on view through June 6, 2005. Description of his artworks; Subjects of his artworks; Creative style of Colbert as depicted in his photographs.

The article reviews the art exhibition "Half the Picture: A Feminist Look at the Collection" featuring work of several photographers including Renee Cox, Carrie Mae Weems, and Lisa Reihana held at Brooklyn Museum in New York from August 31, 2018 through March 31, 2019.

Features Michael Wilson's collection of photographs. Personal background of Wilson; Characteristics of Wilson's collection; Information on Wilson's exhibition "First Seen" to be shown at the Wilson Center for Photography in Hampstead, England; Appointment of Wilson as Trustee of the National Museum of Science and Industry by the British Prime Minister; Comparison between the attitude toward photography in Great Britain and that in the U.S.

The article reviews the art exhibition "Sight Lines," which featured various photographs and other artworks by the contemporary artist Jessica Mallios, held at the Artspace San Antonio gallery in San Antonio, Texas, from March 20th through May 18, 2014.

The article previews the 2018 edition of Paris Photo, an art fair in France, which will explore themes such as gender inequality, the female body, sexuality and eroticism in photography.

The article reviews the solo exhibition "Bestiary" featuring photographs and installations of Carlos Garaicoa through December 17, 2017 at Galleria Continua in Beijing, China.

The article reviews an unnamed art exhibition that featured various photographs, videos and other artworks by the contemporary artist Wael Shawky, held at the Serpentine Galleries, located in London, England, from November 29, 2013 through February 9, 2014.

An interview photographer Stephen Shore is presented. When asked if prints affect ones perception at everyday things, he states that it will and one must master the color materials and seeing in terms of a picture's color space. He adds that he is using digital cameras more and more and take one picture of a subject. He emphasizes that the colloquium on the stability of color at George Eastman House features low-temperature and low-humidity environments.

The article reviews an unnamed art exhibition that featured various photographs and other works by the German-born contemporary artist Florian Maier-Aichen, held at the 303 Gallery, located in Manhattan, New York City, from June 5th through August 1, 2014

An interview with the artist Christopher Williams is presented. Particular focus is given to his exhibition "The Production Line of Happiness" at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City through November 2, 2014. Additional topics discussed include how he is based in Germany, his photographic techniques and his relationship with art curators.

The article offers information about fashion photography exhibitions in New York City through May 3, 2009, including "Weird Beauty: Fashion Photography Now" and "This is Not a Fashion Photograph."

An interview with photographer Dayanita Singh is presented who talks about her exhibition "Monument of Knowledge" held in the King's College London in London, England in 2012. Topics discussed include her practice of photographing archives, her book "Privacy" containing photographs taken by Singh, aspects of photographing shelves of archives, relation of slide projection with photography, and importance of archiving.

The article focuses on photographs that are themed on falling of people. Topics discussed include depiction of a boy falling from a tree in the photograph "Boy Falls from Tree" by photographer Jeff Wall, "The Present," a photography exhibit at the Pace Gallery, features photographs by artist Paul Graham, and depiction of a death of a soldier in the photograph "The Falling Soldier" by Robert Capa.

A calendar of cultural events worldwide in the spring/summer of 2007 is presented. "Street Performance," by Creative Time will be held in New York City in May 2007. "The Age of Discrepancies: Art and Visual Culture in Mexico 1968-1997," will be held in Mexico City from May to September 2007. A photo exhibit by filmmaker Chris Marker entitled "Staring Back," will be displayed at the Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio from May 12-August 12, 2007.

This section presents a calendar of art exhibitions. Angelika Markul's "Parole d'Insecte" will be held in Paris, France, until December 9, 2006. "If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want to Be Part of Your Revolution" will be held from November 17, 2006 to January 14, 2007 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. "Gego: Defying Structures" will be held in Barcelona, Spain, from November 8, 2006 to January 14, 2007.

The article reviews the exhibition "John Goto: Recent Histories" until April 16, 1994 at the John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, England.

The article focuses on artworks by artist Anne Hardy. Topics discussed include a photography exhibit of Hardy's work to be featured at the Maureen Paley Gallery in London, England; inclusion of excerpts from novels by writers such as J.G. Ballard and Haruki Murakami in a catalogue of Hardy's exhibition; narration in her photographs; and depiction of microphones in her work "Suite."

Reviews several photography exhibitions. "Settings and Players: Theatrical Ambiguity in American Photography," by various artists, including Robert Adams, presented in London, England through April 4, 2001; "I Am a Camera," by various artists, including Tim Davis presented at The Saatchi Gallery in London, England through March 25, 2001; "Understanding Joshua," by Charlie White, presented at the Andrea Rosen Gallery in New York through April 7, 2001.

Describes artist Richard Billingham's photographs of his parents. Rights and wrongs of the photographs; Comment on the immediacy of his medium; Information on his art exhibition "Sensation" at the Royal Academy in London, England.

The article examines the life and work of the American artist Augusta Wood. Particular focus is given to how her photographic artworks thematically mingle the past and the present. Her participation in the group art exhibition "Eight Emerging Photographers from Southern California," to be held at the Fred Torres Collaborations gallery in New York City, through April 9, 2011 is also noted.

The article talks about photographer Stephen Shore, who sought the poetry of the mundane. His mission was said to be devoid of romanticism. According to the author, it is hard not to be attracted by the retro appeal of the photos from Shore's "American Surfaces" and "Uncommon Places" series. Several photographs taken by Shore were discussed, which include the photograph "Proton Avenue, Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, August 18, 1974," and "Main Street, Forth Worth, Texas, June 17, 1976." The exhibition "All the Meat You Can Eat," was curated by Shore in 1971.

The article reviews the exhibition "Mary Ellen Mark: Falkland Road," at the Marianne Boesky Gallery and Yancey Richardson Gallery in New York from November 17 to December 23, 2005.

Presents a directory of several events related to modern art as of April 2005. Palm Beach International Film Festival in Florida; Larry Clark at the International Center of Photography in New York; Pedro Cabrita Reis in France.

Presents a list of art exhibitions and festivals at various museums and galleries, as of March 2005. Information on the exhibition "Richard Prince: Check Paintings," at the Gagosian Gallery in Los Angeles, California; Details of the photography exhibition "Double check: Re-framing Space in Photography," in Graz, Austria; Information on the exhibition "Sabine Dehnel," in Frankfurt, Germany.