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OFF DAYS by Tatum ShawIn Off Days, photographer Tatum Shaw pulls back the curtain on the idyllic suburban American dream, revealing the droll, sobering, and faintly ominous reality resting just below the surface. Shot entirely on black and white film, this series began as a casual, unprompted asideimages made on the artists "off days" from his commercial color projects. However, as the world entered a period of unprecedented global isolation, the projects drained palette

she began a process of creating images that would speak to her anxiety

a project that pushes the boundaries of self-portraiture and raises questions about the social sphere of the internet

Bottom of Da Boot

the bodies of the squid both obscure and transform the apparently objective narratives of the newspaper

This is the second printing

This foundational monograph explores climate displacement among marginalized communities while honoring the legacy and resilience of the region's Native American and French lineage

suspended in permanent flight

a solitary artificial Christmas tree atop a mound of dirt

An award-winning photojournalist and social documentarian

Four years ago

his pictures speak to a set of themes that resonate deeply with the American experience over the past half century

With an exquisite sense of color and composition

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