TIM GREYHAVENS

In late 1979, the Seattle Arts Commission issued a call for five photographers to participate in an “investigation” of Washington State....

In honor of Women’s History Month, I’m shining a light on some of the many under-recognized and under-valued women photographers of the...

Daniella Zalcman is an award-winning photographer who travels internationally to document the destructive aftermath of western...

A review of the exhibition Women in Photography, held September-October 2017 at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art.

Announcing a report of nonprofit photo use, based upon a survey conducted for the Blue Earth Alliance.

When I was in my 20s I lived in a cabin in the woods of southeastern Ohio. I’d recently graduated with a degree in photography from Ohio...

Part 3: The Legacy and the Future of the NEA Funding from the National Endowment for the Arts continues to support major photography...

Part 2: The Groundbreaking Documentary Surveys Larry Fink, (Untitled), from the Seattle Arts Commission Photo Survey, 1980. Collection of...

Part 1: The Birth of the NEA and the Development of the Photography Program “The value of the NEA’s financial aid is almost self-evident,...

Stephen Perloff is the founder and editor of The Photo Review, an important chronicle of the international photography scene, and editor...

Edward Curtis was having a very, very good day. It was early January 1906, and he had just walked out of a meeting with Wall Street...

Keith F. Davis at his desk in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. In the foreground is the first edition of the book “An American Century of...

Amy Gulick is a preeminent nature photographer and writer who is internationally known for her stories about Alaska and the Pacific...

There's no doubt about it: I do love the history of photography. There are so many great personalities, stories, discoveries and, above...

The National Gallery of Canada recently announced the creation of the Canadian Institute of Photography (CPI).

Part 2: Ken Light and the State of Documentary Photography This is the second in a three-part series about the influence of...

Shari Sant Plummer is an internationally known conservation activist, philanthropist and photographer. She is president of Code Blue...

The Breaker Boys working in Ewen Breaker of Pennsylvania Coal Co., by Lewis Hines. 1911. Library of Congress It’s not well known, but Lewis Hine, one of the icons of 20th-century documentary photography, was given an early boost by one of the first philanthropic foundations in America. The story of how philanthropy, photography and social welfare came together took more than 25 years to develop. It began in the last quarter of the 19th century with an unprecedented growth in

Helen Cherullo is Executive Director of Braided River, a Seattle-based nonprofit publishing house that focuses on providing philanthropic...

Westward the Course of the Empire Photography played an essential role in the Euro-American exploration of the western North America in...