Published by Rizzoli (in collaboration with Swiss imprint Nieves), Ari Marcopoulos's Directory is less a monograph than a compendium: a 1200-page, phone-book-thick assemblage of gritty, black-and-white images.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/23/11

New York: A Photographer's City, out next month from Rizzoli, is the rare book of photography that is as witty as it is striking: compiling its 250 images, the book's editor, Marla Hamburg Kennedy, surely had all of New York City's idiosyncracies in mind.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/04/11

assume vivid astro focus (Rizzoli), a new self-titled monograph, is improbably the first by prolific and media-savvy art collective-apparently it takes a lot to get them into just two dimensions.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/29/10

A new book of the French photographer's work in Florida redeems what Fortune Magazine left out.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/02/10

It should come as no surprise that Indochine: Stories, Shaken and Stirred, a photo-heavy chronicle of Brian McNally's famed Tribeca eatery, isn't really about the food.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/28/09

"Photography of the Moment," the subtitle to Ken Miller's Shoot (Rizzoli), refers to two phenomena: a photographic aesthetic that favors flash-focus and casual composition and staging; and the popularity of that very look.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/09/09

It's late-breaking news, but Richard Prince is getting sued. As a result, his catalogue has become super rare. Interview investigates.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/10/09

Teri Toye was often called Stephen Sprouse's muse: She embodied the look, attitude and androgynous spirit of his collections. As a fashion  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/08/09