What does a photograph sound like? In this sonic sequence, a group of leading curators, writers, and historians reflect on images that won’t stay quiet.

The Palace of Versailles has been fetishized by photographers since Eugène Atget—"a Balzac of the camera," in Berenice Abbott’s words—first fixed the crumbling statuary of its gardens in his romantic gaze early in the twentieth century.

Filmmaker and sculptor Len Lye made about forty-eight cameraless photographic portraits of friends and acquaintances.

My work has moved into something of the composite, of collected and related moments.