PatternsOne of my earliest memories is of a Persian rug at my childhood home in Abu Dhabi I loved looking at it for hours, projecting myself into its maze of vines, trees and peacock feathers. I wanted so badly to teleport to this world that I believed was real and animated inside the carpet. Patterns are repetitions of form and theme, but beyond that, they are universes to fall into geographic planes with rules of their own. Patterns, even when clashing, say

and disruptions of life during wartime: women preparing afternoon tea outside bombed rowhouses

mountains and desolate fields during the colder months of the year

under the surface that is inherently bittersweet

these letters invite conversation as we similarly inhabit the verge of a new age

Henri Cartier-Bresson's writings on photography and photographers have been published sporadically over the past 45 years

Hard Copy Los Angeles at Webber Gallery Curated by  Aaron Stern

It is a delicate relationship to time that Duncan offers us with Poems

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

The new revised edition of this classic artist’s book contains 39 loose photographs inserted between the pages

offering insight into how her subjects saw themselves

field mice

“I have never thought of myself as a Scottish photographer