The Capa Space is proud to announce a landmark exhibition celebrating the extraordinary work and legacy of pioneering photojournalist Gerda Taro. Opening April 5, “Witness: Gerda Taro’s Spanish Civil ...

Photographs allow us to experience a situation from the comfort of our own, normal life. Sometimes, the situation captured is one that absolutely no one wants to experience for themselves. Of course, ...

However, the name that remained for posterity was Robert Capa. However, many of the photographs that the agencies distributed signed by Capa were by Gerard Taro. Justice has been done in recent ...

The Spanish Civil War broke out on July 19 1936 and in early August, Robert Capa and his photographer companion (and lover) Gerda Taro arrived in Spain to cover the events. In September, Capa and ...

A photojournalist was on the ground in Southern California in January to capture the fires’ devastation. Times Insider ...

“It’s not always easy to stand aside and be unable to do anything except record the sufferings around one,” said Robert Capa, the photojournalist who roamed the battlefields from Spain to ...