In the early 1980s, Barbara Crane embarked on a series of photographs shot during Chicago's various summer festivals.

In the Summers, I go home to the place I grew calluses on my knees from praying – I document my place as a way to see it again and re-tell it.

Jeano Edwards captures black womanhood in Jamaica for Sixteen Volume 7.

Intergenerational love, loss, trauma and joy are explored in a project mining the ambiguities of memory, through thirty years of the artist photographing her family.

How Susan Meiselas’s home neighborhood produced one of her most influential bodies of work – a study of adolescence, femininity and the gentrification of New York.

Thalia Gochez captures family moments in LA for Sixteen Journal Volume 7 on Womanhood.

Anthony Blasko shoots Seminary and Mize High School Cheering team for Sixteen Volume 7.

Eve Arnold's wonderfully intimate and candid collection of images of Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe.

Born in Milano in 1946, Roberto live in Milano and Rome. He started making photographs in the Sixties, when, for a dozen years, He took photographs in over a hundred jazz concerts.

Born in 1941 in Paris into a family from Brittany, Guy Le Querrec shot his first pictures of jazz musicians in London in the late 1950s, making his professional debut in 1967.

Rahim Fortune photographs Blues rising star Christone "Kingfish" Ingram in his hometown of Mississippi.

Bharat Sikka captures the legacy in traditional Indian music on Jazz.