Sara Distin

Never shying away from experimentation, this Denver-based design firm also nurtures a burgeoning community....

Paper, Ping Pong and Spilled Milk: Absurd Photos of...

Mark Dorf's Photographic Dreamscapes

Muscle Beach: Photos of Bodybuilders in Ukraine - L...

Portraits of the Winners, the Best and Better in Be...

Prager's colorful, elaborately staged photographs of crowds, on view at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, comprise the artist's most ambitious project to date....

When Martin Schoeller was thinking about how he wanted to photograph Alex Atala, René Redzepi, and David Chang, he decided to head for the wilds....

When David Leventi arrived in Varanasi, India, to photograph the palaces along the Ganges River as he had documented those along the canals in Venice, Italy, he realized this project would be a significant departure from his expectations....

The Buriganga River gave life to Dhaka, and Dhaka killed it. Photographer Ugo Borga documents the human and environmental catastrophe unfolding in Bangladesh....

In the winter of 1989, Michael Galinsky drove across the U.S. photographing malls and the people inside them. Looking back, it's not where in the U.S. Galinsky photographed — it's impossible to tell Indiana from Arkansas — but when....

In a quick and collaborative shoot for TIME, photographer Paola Kudacki caught a break in Benedict Cumberbatch's perfect appearance....

Tamara Thomsen makes the bones of old homes beautiful. In her large-scale watercolor paintings, spare and elegant architecture is rendered ageless and glamorous in jeweled washes of lime, lemon, ma...

Fred Tomaselli may be best known for amassing and using copious amounts of pills and herbs in his paintings. But the Brooklyn-based artist is a collector at heart — acquiring, archiving, and assemb...

Photographer Carlo Van de Roer is willing to believe — or at least pretend that he might believe — in the unbelievable. His two most recent projects, Orbs and Portrait Machine Project, focus on sup...