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Weekend Reading 3.5.2026
by Frank Rocco | Weekend Reading
Interesting/useful/fun stories to check out over the weekend (Warning: Highly Bookmarkable). A weekly roundup of links curated by Frank Rocco. (Image: Jordan Buzzy) The oldest logo in the world still outperforms yours Here’s One Thing Landscape Photographers Shouldn’t...

ASMP Stands in Support of the “No Artists No Art” Campaign from the Graphic Artists Guild
by ASMP National | Advocacy, AI
ASMP is proud to stand with our colleagues at the Graphic Artists Guild in supporting the “No Artists / No Art” campaign. For more information, see the press release below, or visit the campaign page at: https://graphicartistsguild.org/nana. February 3, 2026 | For...

Weekend Reading 2.26.2026
by Frank Rocco | Weekend Reading
Interesting/useful/fun stories to check out over the weekend (Warning: Highly Bookmarkable). A weekly roundup of links curated by Frank Rocco. (Image: Carey Kirkella) Historic photographs from the heyday of the Black press The Memory Squeeze: How AI Is Reshaping the...

Weekend Reading 2.19.2026
by Frank Rocco | Weekend Reading
Interesting/useful/fun stories to check out over the weekend (Warning: Highly Bookmarkable). A weekly roundup of links curated by Frank Rocco. (Image: Bob Handelman) 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair: 6 artists to have on your radar ‘He couldn’t be happier’:...

Weekend Reading 2.12.2026
by Frank Rocco | Weekend Reading
Interesting/useful/fun stories to check out over the weekend (Warning: Highly Bookmarkable). A weekly roundup of links curated by Frank Rocco. (Image by Frank Rocco) That’s Life! The magazine that shaped America – in pictures POV: What worked last time is the enemy of...

ASMP’s Comments on the Recent Layoffs at the Washington Post & Atlanta Journal-Constitution
by ASMP National | News
Yesterday, we learned about the deep and severe cuts that happened at two storied publications, The Washington Post, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Unequivocally, these cuts further harm not only the journalists, photographers, and others directly affected, as...

