Richard Avedon

WARHOL’S CHILDREN

Going beyond soup cans 
and Marilyns

LARGER THAN LIFE

Get up close to Avedon's giant murals

FREAKS & GEEKS

Photo tips from the late Diane Arbus

GIMME SOME HEAD

Leatherface never looked this good

ICON STATUS

A photographic history of rock 'n' roll

The Studio Museum's 'We Come With the Beautiful Things'; Dan Wynn at Farmani Gallery

Plus 'Collected: Propositions on the Permanent Collection', also at the Studio Museum

Dustin Yellin's 'Dust in the Brain Attic'; Coke Wisdom O'Neal at Mixed Greens; Sophie Calle's 'Take Care of Yourself'

MODELS IN STOP-MOTION

Two new exhibits on fashion photography's greats

The Met's Century of Photography

A striking, revealing lineup of giants from photography's first hundred years

TUESDAY | 5.20

TRIPOD TRIPARTITE

Getting up close and personal

SIMPLY MAHVELOUS

Be a fine-art connoisseur, or just act like one

Picture This

An unsentimental journey through this season's most stylish, sinful coffee-table books

Gordon Parks, 1912-2006

The renowned photographer, filmmaker, and author was as self-made as self-made men get

Do Not Recycle

The most stylish magazine photography of 2004

A Modest Proposal

Our critic has a few ideas about how to put the new Museum of Modern Art in order

Shelf Lives

The best and brightest photography books for the holidays

Letters

Richard Avedon, 1923–2004

Who else would have put Genet, Chanel, Beckett, and Fabian within the same covers?

Richard Avedon, 1923–2004

Virtual Is Political

Pretender contenders: US Department of Art and Technology plays house of representatives

Camera Work

Holiday Photo Books, Both Extravagant and Accessible

The Lovely Bones

Mirror, Mirror

Restored

Galleries Space Out on the Lower East Side

Eyes Wide Open

Photo Shop

Surveying the Season's Most Extravagant Photo Books

The Big Picture

Assessing the New Scale Model

Dream Weaver

Next Great Baller Has the Family Ties to Avoid Any Nightmares

To Hell and Back

Award-Winning Photographer James Nachtwey Finds the Blood and Gore in Every War

Shot Through the Heart

'The New Yorker' Sells Out

Writer John Seabrook Lives to Tell the Tale

Fully Booked

Photography Collections to Make the Season Bright

The Way We Were

Richard Avedon Frames the `60s

Consumer Guide