1990s photography

Ash Thayer's Kill City: Lower East Side Squatters 1992-2000 captures the bohemia as it was: an enclave of derelict buildings taken over by vibrant outcasts.

“I’m not a nostalgic person,” says Albuquerque-based photographer Adrienne Salinger, “I’m not wired that way.” She keeps a single copy of her book In My Room: Teenagers in Their Bedrooms, filled with images she made in the 1990s, but she doesn’t feel sentimental about it, even if the rest of the world does.

Street Photography 1960s – 1990s - Harold Feinstein Archive

Ash Thayer moved to Manhattan to become a photographer. Her community became her subject.

ryan on Instagram: “‘Locker Room Culture’”

Ansley Quiros reflects on the legendary Freaknik street parties of the 1990s and the issues of race and governance they became entangled with

“Hoyeon for Vogue Korea”