Museum of Contemporary Photography

Surveying some of the props she's used over the years, including masks and mannequin parts, artist Cindy Sherman demonstrates how she uses stand-ins to

Olivo Barbieri, Shanghai, 2001 from NSFE series, Courtesy of Howard Stein Joy of Giving Something and Yancey Richardson Gallery

Dear PolaPremium customer / Supporter of The Impossible Project, as if there was not already enough to do within these last days of the year, we still dare to ask for your attention and in the best case even participation in two very important, New York-ish Impossible events:

Initially an architectural photographer, Michael Sinclair has recently begun photographing middle-class America at play and rest in large-format prints. Using a straightforward approach, often combined ...

Collection artist, friend, and former employee of the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Curtis Mann, was announced today as a Whitney Biennial 2010 artist! This summer, Mann was one of three artists featured in MP3: Volume II, an exhibition of artists from the Midwest Photographer’s Project. ...

Having spent a lot of time with Mark Steinmetz's books South East and Greater Atlanta, I was curious about the history and photographer behind the work. So I asked Mark for an interview, and much to my delight he agreed to it.

In Aberration #8, one of Adam Ekberg's signature images, concentric circles of light flood the frame, suggesting a metaphysical order while simultaneously drawing attention to its underlying photographic mechanics. ...