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Focuses on the art photography of Dutch artists Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin exhibited in Florence, Italy. Use of high-gloss photography and computer manipulation; Creation of dramatic surface effects; Reaction of feminists to the works of Van Lamsweerde.

The article focuses on visitor photography in museums and the issue of copyrights to artworks. The article discusses the revision of photography policies in some museums due to the prominence of cameras in cellular phones, the presence of art organizations on social media websites which provide images of artworks and the possible threat of copyright violation that taking photographs in museums poses. The article goes on to discuss the idea of an open-source culture.

The article focuses on the influence of Nikkis S. Lee by the work of Matthew Schenning to engaged in photographing. Lee has gone several steps beyond simply photographing herself and she befriends a distinctive social group, adopting the members attitude and posing for snapshot-style photographs with them. Furthermore, Lee has become an admirer of Schenning in art after seeing an exhibition of his work at AG Gallery in Brooklyn wherein his digital C-prints sell for between $800 and $ 1,200.

Focuses on the exhibition of the art photography of David Hockney at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, California. Subjects of the photographs; Creation of own photo collage; Shift of emphasis from the intimacy of family and friends to a spectacular vista.

Focuses on the art photography of Duane Michals. Criticism on Michals' art; Exposure of dis-corroborative gender bias; Career background of Michals.

A photograph of the painting "Instant Mural" to be presented at the exhibition "Pacific Standard Time" in Los Angeles, California from October 2011 to April 2012 is presented.

A image of a photograph by Steve Brown featuring Tracey Emin and Jay Jopling at the New York Gramercy International Art Fair in 1994 with Emin's appliquéd quilt is presented.

This article features the photography of X-rays of objects in the Getty Center in Los Angeles and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, California, by photographer David Maisel.

The article discusses the "The Art of Living," a book of photographs taken by Bärbel Miebach which documents the art and idiosyncrasies in the homes of 31 individuals. The things featured in the book include the sculptures in Ellsworth Kelly's house in New York, and the painting of butterflies and bunny portraits displayed in the home of Hunt Slonem. It adds that the book also offers a peek inside the studios of various artists such as Frank Faulkner, Will Barnet and Constantino Nivola.

Features the art exhibit of Roy DeCarava, an art photographer, in the U.S. Artist's personal information; Various masterpieces; Focus of the art works; Influences.

Focuses on the exhibition of the art photography of Arthur Tress at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Documentary of black and white photographs and three-dimensional photographic constructions; Objects used; Narrative of the creative process on an antique toy stage set.

Focuses on the exhibition of the art photography of Francie Bishop Good at the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Portrait of suburban girlhood evolving in a media-saturated society; Manipulation of light and darkness in photography; Achievement of chiaroscuro effects.

Focuses on the exhibition of the art photography of Jay Kelly in New York, New York. Formats used; Objects utilized; Resemblance of Kelly's works to designer wallpaper.

Reports the price increase for the art photography of Adam Fuss in Cologne, Germany. Subject of the photographs; Relationship between physicality and a sense of the void; Method of the photography.