Photographer and urban planner Oluwanisola “Sola” Olosunde transforms his hometown into the perfect set for his stylish self-portrait series.By Miss Rosen

Paris, My Love

When a River Becomes a Border

Until January 29, the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris is showcasing the exhibition "Al rio / To the River" by Zoe Leonard, an American photographer who spent four years surveying the banks of the mythical border river separating the United States and Mexico. Her politically committed work explores the issues and dynamics of this zone of tension and the contradictions projected onto the natural landscape.By Copélia Mainardi

Asphalt and Sweat

For 7 years Capucine Bailly photographed a basketball court in lower Manhattan, which now turned into a book: “The Cage”.Photographs by Capucine Bailly

The Black-Owned Gallery that Transformed the NY Art Scene in the ‘70s & ‘80s

A new exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art celebrates Just Above Midtown (JAM), the gallery at the forefront of New York’s avant-garde.

By Miss Rosen

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Young European Photographers, Episode 3: Rami (Belgium)

Young European Photographers, Episode 4: Jean-Vincent (France)

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