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When Newcastle Dreamed of Being the Brasilia of the North

Newcastle Contemporary Art brings together two photographic archives, one from the industrial Northeast, the other from East London, to tell fifty years of working-class neighborhoods remade and rehousing promises broken. L’article When Newcastle Dreamed of Being the Brasilia of the North est…

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Where to Find the Small Worlds Most Photographers Walk Past

Peter Baumgarten was looking for centimeter-tall mushrooms when he spotted a cluster of orange caps on a rotting log. A few warm, rainy days had encouraged mushrooms to emerge in Canada’s McLean’s Park, a forest on Ontario’s Manitoulin Island where he regularly walks his dog. At six feet two…

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A 3,200-Pound NASA Observatory Is Crashing Down to Earth

NASA's longtime Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere tomorrow, November 4. While most of the telescope will burn up as it careens through the atmosphere, NASA says it expects some components to survive and potentially even cause harm, although that outcome is…

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In Deauville, Four Generations Blowin’ in the Wind

For its seventeenth edition, the Planches Contact festival has gathered sixteen photographers along the Normandy coast under the theme “Generations.” Bruce Gilden, Cristina de Middel, Newsha Tavakolian and Alain Keler rub shoulders with the winners of the young photography prize. L’article In…