A more viable comparison with the Hitler cover comes from Kander’s photos of Pence and Bannon.
Continue ReadingThe symbolism of a mirror capturing law enforcement at the top of a ridge seems pretty straightforward, right?
Continue ReadingThe culture is changing quickly in response to the presidential earthquake. We found these photos actually shapeshifting.
Continue ReadingTo 56 million people, "fresh air" has nothing to do with NPR. Want to know what it means for Trump to take a stand? Well, you're looking at it.
Continue ReadingThe segment of the FOX Trump interview proves so telling, it could be mistaken for a behavioral experiment.
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Continue ReadingWe can start with the fact that the only pictures of the visit were made and released to the press by the Japanese.
Continue ReadingThe impression is that Ryan and Trump, in completely normal fashion, are sharing the governing landscape. But that is not what is happening at all.
Continue ReadingAs shattering as it was, much of the imagery offered simple jubilation or pain. In these highlights from our social media feeds, we went further afield.
Continue ReadingAfter a searing campaign, the issue of recognition and women's expectations makes this an essential frame.
Continue ReadingBags packed for Canada? Yes, it's almost over. And here is a sampling of our best social media from the campaign's final week.
Continue ReadingWhatever got us here, asking "Which One?" this year is radically misleading when only one of the candidates is competent.
Continue ReadingWhen they go low, we go… lower?
Continue ReadingWith the presidential campaign in its final days, we would have had plenty of election pics to show you even if the FBI Director hadn't blown it up.
Continue ReadingIt takes a particularly provocative t-shirt these days to merit special attention. Like this one.
Continue ReadingOn September 22, 2016, The School of Visual Arts presented "The Backlash Election: Campaign '16 In Pictures," a lecture by Reading the Pictures publisher, Michael Shaw. Watch it here.
Continue ReadingWhat makes one critical event the intense focus of “name photojournalists” and visual media while others are largely ignored?
Continue ReadingIt’s no surprise political and media Twitter, in the half-hour or so before the debate, was so chock full of kittens and puppies.
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