The photographer Bruce Davidson, who is eighty-five years old, has lived with his wife, Emily, in a rambling apartment on the Upper West Side for the past five decades. It is appointed with broken ...

In 1964, award-winning photographer Bruce Davidson was seeing America’s rapidly changing culture firsthand. After he covered the civil rights movement, Esquire magazine sent him to Southern ...

More or less at the same time, the impressionable young Davidson discovered the magic of photography ... On the door, he wrote “Bruce’s Photo Shop”. In the years that followed, he landed ...

“I like to come into people’s lives and find meaning, not only for their life but for my own life,” photographer Bruce Davidson says in a short video that accompanies the remarkable survey ...

Bruce Davidson is a Magnum photographer and a revered master of social documentary photography. The images he took both reflected the civil rights movement and also fueled it, showing the public ...

In the 1960s, Magnum photographer Bruce Davidson chronicled the protests of the civil rights movement in the US. “In order for me to make meaningful photographs, I had to be close,” he says in ...

Photography like music and unlike ... she replied simply, “I love Bruce Davidson.”) But maybe that’s his secret. Maybe that’s how he gets people to open up to him and to his camera.

FOTO ARSENAL WIEN Presents the World of Photography: Grand Opening on March 21st, 2025, with an Exhibition on the Agency Magnum Photos. Don't miss out on the grand opening of FOTO ARSENAL WIEN on ...

We can feel both celebration and foreboding pulsing within the remarkable journalistic record of photographer Bruce Davidson's "Time of Change, 1961-1965" at the Koch Gallery. Davidson would later ...

This past weekend, David Alan Harvey opened up his home again to showcase the work of his students and special guest, photographer Bruce Davidson. Although more famous for his documentation of the ...

But when, despite the attacks, freedom riders continued risking their lives to challenge the segregation of America’s Deep South photographer Bruce Davidson sat alongside them. He was ready to ...