Fine Print: Thirst, (Homage to Rodchenko), 1962 Size:16 x 20 in (40 x 50 cm) the enigmatic language of the

the enigmatic language of the forecast has entered public consciousness

Smith documented every corner of this vibrant industrial metropolis — the most comprehensive visual chronicle ever made of an American city in motion

The resulting book A Room of Their Own is a multilayered

his classic compositions came to influence the fashion and lifestyle photography of masters like Bruce Weber and Herb Ritts

the gap between unfamiliar and familiar in a world of flux becomes a home of sorts

Fine Print: Thirst, (Homage to Rodchenko), 1962 Size:16 x 20 in (40 x 50 cm) the enigmatic language of theMicha Bar Am has been a Magnum Correspondent since 1968. He was born in Berlin in 1930 and moved with his family to Israel, then Palestine, in 1936. Growing up in Haifa, Bar Am lived on a kibbutz and began to document kibbutz life with borrowed cameras. Active in the pre state underground, Bar Am was drafted in 1948 when the Jewish Arab conflict turned into all out war. After his military service, he had several jobs before he began to photograph