It’s fitting that the first career retrospective for photographer Terry Evans takes place in her hometown of Kansas City, Mo., at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, a place where she took art classes as a child.
Credit courtesy of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Wilson Alwyn Bentley, American (1865–1931). Snowflake, ca. 1905. Gelatin silver print. Gift of the Hall Family Foundation.
Credit courtesy of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
William Bell , American , 1830-1910 , b. Liverpool, England. Recovery after a Penetrating Gunshot Wound of the Abdomen..., 1865. Albumen print. Gift of Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Credit courtesy of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Anna Atkins, English (1799–1871). Paris Arguta, ca. 1850. Cyanotype. Gift of the Hall Family Foundation.
In Shadow of Night - the second book in a supernatural trilogy by Deborah Harkness - the main characters travel back in time to Elizabethan England in search of a mysterious book called Ashmole 782.
On this Tuesday's Central Standard, an Iraqi refugee explores the time he spent in a refugee camp through photographs. In his images, widows show him the one item they kept when they fled their homes.
National Geographic staff photographer Annie Griffiths says she's "learned that even without a shared language, it’s easy to let people know that their children are beautiful, their homes are lovely…and that their stories are worth sharing with the world.”
