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Keith Yamashita’s five-day happening in the Brooklyn Museum’s Beaux Arts Court begins with an image or poem picked from a ring of 500 and comes to life through the dialog it provokes
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Keith Yamashita’s five-day happening in the Brooklyn Museum’s Beaux Arts Court begins with an image or poem picked from a ring of 500 and comes to life through the dialog it provokes

The “C” in the new Nikon Z5IIC stands for “casual” and incorporates scene modes for the first time in any Nikon full-frame camera. Toggle the camera to a scene and the camera …
With a physical aperture and cryptographically signed Reference Images, Apple rethinks both how a phone photograph looks and how it proves itself real
ScanLAB Projects transforms high-fidelity 3D data into a powerful, poetic body of art

In Aperture’s latest edition of its The Photography Workshop Series, Brazilian photographer Vik Muniz explores the concept of seeing familiar objects in unexpected ways in Photography, Mind, and Matter. With a focus …
From public art projects to open studios and galleries, the sixth annual New York art event promises to impress and inspire

The SOL5 Bi-Color Mobile Light by Harlowe is a compact, magnetically attachable LED light designed for MagSafe-compatible iPhones. Measuring just 6mm thick, it offers a slim, unobtrusive profile while delivering adjustable bi-color …

We love clever solutions, especially analog ones. You’re shooting a vintage film camera without a light meter, and don’t want the hassle of carrying one around or using a smartphone app. Obscura …
The iPhone-first digital artist reimagines creative workflows with AI-enhanced tools and effortless accessibility
The German manufacturer updates their popular compact digital D-Lux camera