Fine Print: Time of change. New York City, USA, 1962 Andy Warhol

Fine Print: Time of change. New York City, USA, 1962 Andy Warhol19611965 was the defining era of the American Civil Rights Movement. As a participant and observer of this struggle for racial equality, Bruce Davidson chronicled the demonstrations, the protests, and the social and political tumult that arose out of the conflict. In May of 1961, at the age of 28, Davidson joined a group of Freedom Riders traveling by bus from Montgomery, Alabama to Jackson, Mississippi, and began documenting what would later become

The Photographers’ Gallery asked Meiselas to exhibit a print for their Touchstone programme

His glossy coverage of high-society European ski resorts are a notable departure from black-and-white

” Monroe would die less than a year after the completion of filming

capturing a moment of American time and space

With a keen eye for the “real” city

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

a new home in Vienna before one in Graz

Stock recorded unforgettable images of the young actor in both his professional and private worlds

He would go on to become a Magnum associate in 1971

old and new

It features photographs that look like they could have been taken years apart: images of bombed out apartment blocks without running water and scant electricity next to grand seaside hotels where visitors — dressed head-to-toe in holiday attire — are just checking in

One hot summer afternoon in 1963