Articles by Winnie Lee

Unsung workers around the world on the front lines of the pandemic fight.

Painted during the Great Depression, they're lingering expressions of civic pride.

The power of seeing and being seen, hearing and being heard.

Photographer Camilo Vergara has documented color, graffiti, and anger.

The Iron Curtain went to infinity and beyond.

Instead it has animal skins, cowbells, bullwhips, and frightened children.

Noah Berger is in his element amid smoke and flames.

Lucas Bustamante wants you to fall in love.

Started in 1997, Šediváčkův Long is one of Europe's toughest winter events.

"Bogus Cinderellas" can come from micronations, outer space, or parallel dimensions.

Photographer Tom Hegen captures a bird's eye view of the future.

An otherworldly look at a familiar sight.

The photographer is a skateboarder, but there's not a board in sight.

How to make the invisible visible.

An exhibit documents the obstacles we erect, and how we overcome them.

Arseniy Kotov finds inspiration in urban exploration and concrete cityscapes.

As America's immigrant population grows, so does La Llorona's cultural stature.

Matt Lambros is inspired by abandoned theaters—and their potential for revival.

Steinway & Sons' Victory Verticals were tougher than your average upright.

For decades, Mark Edward Harris captured the calm and intimacy of onsens.

Glimpses of a century of everyday life.

Parisians called her the “Lady of the Park,” and then said, "Au revoir."

But giving them those crazy names isn't always fun and games.

We almost lost their work forever.