Art Photographer as Advocate: Lewis Hine's America Odds are that when you close your eyes and imagine the huddled masses at Ellis Island, or brawny men at derricks hoisting iron bars to the top of the ...

A grid of photos from ICP’s Zoe Strauss exhibition, assembled in this way to evoke their original installation under the I-95 in Philadelphia. In her first major museum exhibition, Zoe Strauss engages ...

Lewis Wicks Hine photographed children at work in May of 1910 in St. Louis. The photos were included in the records of the National Child Labor Committee, and are now in the Library of Congress Prints ...

It's always nice to check in with photographer Lewis Hine, but these days it's particularly meaningful. Made in the first decades of the 20th century, his images occupy a vital cultural space in ...

There was a time when newspaper boys delivered the afternoon paper on their bicycles after school or, in urban areas, waved the latest edition crying out a sensational headline. The plight of these ...

Legislatures in 16 states, Florida prominent among them, have been deliberating rolling back child labor laws. In some cases, major steps have already been taken to loosen restrictions on work by kids ...

Pioneered by Edward Steichen, Lewis W. Hine and Tana Hoban, photographically illustrated “concept” books have never had a ...

Lewis Hine was an American photographer best known for the images he made while working for the National Child Labor Committee. Hine’s interest in photography as an educational tool prompted him to ...

Left, One of Lewis W. Hine's photographs known as "Madonna of the Tenements" in the National Gallery of Canada's collection (via amica.davidrumsey.com), and its inspiration (right), Raphael's "Madonna ...

"Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paris, September 7-December 18, 2011, Fundación MAPFRE, Madrid, February 6-April 24, 2012, Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam ...

"Small newsie down-town. Saturday afternoon. St. Louis, Missouri." By Lewis Hine, May 7, 1910 National Archives, Records of the Children's Bureau Red 05401 Get up-to ...