Fine Print: Children holding toy guns in the air. Palestine, 1993 Signed

Fine Print: Children holding toy guns in the air. Palestine, 1993 SignedLarry Towell was born in rural Ontario in 1953. After studying visual arts at York University in Toronto from 1972 to 1976 and a stint of volunteer work in Calcutta, he lived in solitude on a homemade raft for two years in order to write. In the 1980s, Towell taught folk music at night school and simultaneously documented the Nicaraguan Contra war and the relatives of the disappeared in Guatemala, which resulted in two oral histories and a book of

and to find moments of stillness and appreciation amidst the chaos of life

the image merges planes and terminal

he and his runners-up took to the medals stand wearing Black Panther-style berets and with raised fists but lowered their fists during the national anthem

means distancing oneself from photojournalism that decontextualized reality

on horses without saddles

Paul Fusco photographed the silent

Magnum’s Tbilisi-based photographer

a massive screen dominates a city square

in England’s Midlands

he founded Magnum Photos

Over the course of these 4 years he created a collection of more than 10

Miller immersed himself in the neighborhood between 1946 to 1948 and produced a studied insight into the everyday lives of its residents