by October Gallery
By Grace Aldridge Foster John Gossage, Diane Arbus in Washington Square Park, NYC, 1967, gelatin silver print, 20 x 24 in. Private Collection. (Photo copyright John Gossage) Diane Arbus’ photographs…
Terence Nance, an artist and the show’s creator, is filming himself on his smartphone, cycling through New York City. A police officer pulls him over for “texting” while riding. Mr.…
On Tuesday night, while the Washington Nationals were losing yet another game in an increasingly dreary summer, a much more important baseball development took place on a little diamond in…
Growing up in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, Akili Tommasino used to cut class to visit artworks like the ancient Egyptian “Head From a Female Sphinx” with gaping eye sockets…
I was scrolling through our ShoppeBlack IG when saw a video pop up of a Black woman being attacked at an Asian nail salon in Brooklyn. Someone filmed employees of…
There’s nothing wrong with putting Kylie Jenner — or any reality TV star guaranteed to generate buzz — on the cover of a magazine. But when the publication is Forbes…
This article is published in collaboration with Topic and its new documentary series Braddock, PA, about residents fighting to bring their polluted steel town back from the brink. Watch the…
Many people in the US will soon have to pay a lot more for health insurance after President Donald Trump‘s administration decided to do away with former President Barack Obama’s…
Sometimes I look at my work and can’t believe I did it,” says photographer Neil Kenlock. “I was just doing something to stop this harsh racism that we were going…
On August 11, about a year before the release of Spike Lee’s new film BlacKkKlansman, various white-nationalist groups gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia, to kick off their so-called “Unite the Right”…