On Wednesday, October 9, photographer Jill Freedman, best known for her street and documentary photography, passed away.

In this excerpt from IMPACT, archivist and curator Shawn Waldron writes about Edwin Land and the polaroid process.

A new poem by Paloma Broussal Lanusse

Instead of a fantasy of wholeness the single image typically promises, my photographs allude to the desire that is created by and through pictures. The photograph as proposition rather than promise.

The film poster has undergone many changes throughout its history, as has the importance of photographers in their creation. This article discusses the significance of photography in both contemporary and classic film posters.

Gus Powell writes about what triggered a photograph from The Lonely Ones.

From Grinch copyright infringement to Banksy making headlines again, this is all you need to know in the art world this week.

In this excerpt from Jean Curran’s IMPACT interview, the artist speaks about her recent work “The Vertigo Project”.

The Flavescent fog dichotomizes a man who strolls on the saturated Powder-Blue pavement on his way to see the Saffron sea.

I’ve morphed that into a long study of a single place over time. It is really the antithesis of the way that we’re wired.

Recent series of pixelated photographs sparks awareness for endangered species of animals. But how does wildlife photography contribute to conservation?