War photographers are gaining renewed attention through exhibitions, charitable designations, and final retrospectives. Museums and galleries are showcasing decades of conflict documentation from Vietnam to civil wars, while photographers continue returning to active war zones to document contemporary crises.
·Lee Miller's former house achieves charitable status, preserving her war photography legacy
·Don McCullin dedicates his final book project to Vietnam War photography
·A British war photographer opens an immersive 4,600-square-foot exhibition in NYC
·AP combat photographer Dang Van Phuoc, who lost an eye covering Vietnam, dies at 91
·Contemporary photographers sharing images of women during conflict from Tehran
drawn from Museums Association, Goshen News, The Guardian, Aperture · updated 18h ago