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The designer John Szot has published an incredible gallery of photographs from the Packard Auto Plant, the Thornapple Valley Slaughterhouse, and other abandoned structures in Detroit.
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The photo above, released last week, is of a heretofore "unfound" tribe of Amazon Indians living on the Brazil-Peru border (as if they were ever...
Andy Adams and Larissa LeClair are the people behind 100 Portraits, a selection of 100 portraits by 100 photographers at all stages of their careers.
Check out a wonderful series of fantastical (but maybe not so far-fetched?) ideas for Detroit automakers, courtesy of Lunchbreath. Via...
The Motor City's Newest Plants Detroit, as you may have heard, has some problems. It was hit by the economic collapse, but it was in trouble...
"Captured" is the title of the Denver Post's collection of 70 color photographs of everyday Americans from 1939 to 1943. It's a look at a...
Trevor Paglen is trained as a geographer, so it fits that his work photographing covert government installations began when he noticed something...
Sacha Goldberger helped his 91-year-old grandmother-a holocaust survivor-escape a bout of depression by photographing her as a superhero.
After a week of Detroit Auto Show coverage, the New York Times finally brought down the hammer with this weekend headline:"Dr. Jekyll Meets Mr....
Johnny Knoxville gets beyond the "ruin porn" of abandoned buildings to show viewers what's good in the Motor City
Officially my favorite blog post of Earth Day: NRDC's Smart Growth expert Kaid Benfield puts everything into good perspective. Here's a tease...
The photographers Liz and Max Hamilton dropped by our Community Board to mention a new project. Max is taking portraits of soccer fans from each...
Nina Berman captures portraits of the soldiers who have made life-altering sacrifices during their service.
For our latest mini-Project, we want to create a big collage of the objects and images that represent fall for you.
Style blogger Travis McFarland talks fish shirts, thrifted loafers, and ex-girlfriend pants.
Back on the Train Gang By Michael Dukakis. Dukakis is a former governor of Massachusetts and served on Amtrak's board of directors. He thinks...
The Toyota Prius has established itself as the most dominant alternative-fuel vehicle currently in the market (and has held that acclaim for a few...
Pictures from Detroit Civic Intervention, a 48-hour, all-hands-on-deck workshop to renew a local landmark.
Financial mismanagement and declining enrollment are ringing a death knell for Detroit's schools.
The photographer Jonathan Gerken searched farmers' markets and remote orchards for lesser-known apples, then photographed them. Check out the results.
