John Edmonds's Luminous Images of Men in Do-Rags

Lauretta Charlton on John Edmonds’s intimate photographs of men wearing do-rags, a series that celebrates black masculinity.

How a Photographer Is Challenging Perceptions of Black Men

John Edmonds' empathetic photos shatter the stigma of young black masculinity

John Edmonds

John Edmonds, Higher

John Edmonds: Anonymous – Light Work

Queer Photographer John Edmonds on Softening Depictions of Black Masculinity

I” is for “Italian” : Francis W. Edmonds and the Image Peddler in Nineteenth-Century American Visual Culture

Madame Récamier as Tableau Vivant: Marble and the Classical Ideal in Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Apesh*t – by Alicia Caticha – Journal18: a journal of eighteenth-century art and culture

John Edmonds: Anonymous – Light Work

Paul Maheke's Taboo Durag / Fabien Maltais-Bayda - ASAP/J

Full of human wonder': new perspectives on the Black experience – in pictures, Art and design

John Edmonds – Light Work

The photographs of John Edmonds examine realness and ritual in the Black diaspora