Magnum Poster: Horse training for the militia, 1979 Framing:Unframed

Magnum Poster: Horse training for the militia, 1979 Framing:UnframedEve Arnold took extended trips to China in 1979, totalling five months, in which she was able to travel freely with almost unlimited access. She followed her own itinerary some 40,000 miles back and forth across the mainland, accompanied only by her interpreter. The result is an incomparably complete and beautiful photographic portrait of China that shows the experience of those living in the vast and diverse land.. Pictured here, horse training for

vanishing cultures

means distancing oneself from photojournalism that decontextualized reality

which chronicles the vulnerable conditions faced by America’s poor

This lens is rarely used in the world of art and documentary photography so it is a challenge to find new ways of using it

Miles Davis rehearses in New York

disjointed

spent his childhood in Milan and emigrated to the U

all in a signed and numbered box – that collectively document the experience

together with ephemera from the photographers’ archives about the making of their books

the superimposed head highlights what Erwitt calls the ‘visual contradictions that are a photographer’s dream’

This contact sheet contains Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the Conservative Party Conference

set out from Austin