artnet Monday April 27, 2026
In 2019, after 27 years in downtown San Francisco, dealer Scott Nichols relocated his gallery to Sonoma in the heart of California’s wine country, where he continues to champion 20th-century image makers connected to California, more specifically works by the seminal Group f.64. “What excites me about Group f.64 is that they were the modern radicals of the period that first exhibited as a group in 1932. They were doing clear focus straight photography, which was a marked departure from Pictorialism of the times,” Nichols tells Artnet. Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Monday April 27, 2026
Photographer Jack Davison recently told his 366,000 Instagram followers that he has been “coming up against it [AI] more and more in the commercial space,” adding that, personally, it’s a line he won’t cross. He says he’s been asked whether he can use AI to replace backgrounds, animate stills, storyboard, and replicate mock-ups. His revelations has raised concerns across the industry, notes PetaPixel. Prompted by Davison’s story, Vogue Business recently published an article titled. “AI Is Everywhere In the Fashion World.” Read the full Story >>
International Center of Photography Monday April 27, 2026
The International Center of Photography’s (ICP) Photobook Fest is returning for a fifth year from May 8 to 10. The event is a weekend-long celebration of photography books. Attendees have access to workshops, panels, and book signings with more than 80 international publishers, including Magnum Photos, Loose Joints Publishing, MACK, and Thames & Hudson. The event also features several independent presses founded by alumni of ICP’s full-time programs. Read the full Story >>
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Wonderful Machine Monday April 27, 2026
The call arrived in the early evening, a sudden summons to document a story that had been three decades in the making. An editor from The London Times reached out to San Diego-based photographer Jimmy
Galt with a time-sensitive request: The next morning, an ice cream seller named Francisco Duarte would be leaving the United States, his home of 30 years, to self-deport. For … Read the full Story >>
