Fine Print: Harrison Street, 1998 Paper size:26.3 x 37 in (67 x 94 cm)

Fine Print: Harrison Street, 1998 Paper size:26.3 x 37 in (67 x 94 cm)Harry Gruyaert is known for his extraordinary photographic work with color. Born in Antwerp in 1941, he originally dreamed of becoming a film director. In the late 1970s, Pop art and a trip to Morocco inspired him to become one of the first photographers in Europe to devote his work entirely to color photography. Gruyaerts cinematographic background instilled in him an aesthetic conception of photography. Rather than telling stories or documenting the

which indirectly make other photographic statements sometimes impossible

Viewed alone

accompanied only by her interpreter

He joined Magnum in 1988 and became a freelance photographer

'Dislocations' presents a contemporary update of Alex Webb’s long out-of-print 1998 book by the same name

Valparaiso

Subotzky combines two photographs by Magnum photographer Ernest Cole (1940-1990) — a 1967 self-portrait and a 1971 portrait of a woman in New York City

yellow balloon

playwright Arthur Miller

or about to put to sea

Thomas Dworzak assembles his nostalgic black and white photographs and quotes from Russian 19th century romantic literature

and solidifying his stature as one of the most passionate and influential photojournalists of the 20th century