PhotographyFestivals

Luc Chery spent long periods of time in Jerusalem and Palestine from September 2000 to 2004, during what is considered the Second Intifada. His photographs are more than a simple…

This series of photographs, entitled Paysages Improbables (Improbable Landscapes) is the result of a voyage from Paris to the Atlantic coast, from the land to the sea, from continent to…

Karine Maussière likes the idea of traveling on familiar territory, linking the natural to the technical, bucolic landscape to urban cityscape, speaking of humanity and its erratic complexity, exposing the…

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Kyotographie is staged in exceptional and various locations, such as temples, Machiya (Kyoto townhouses), and Western style buildings. This will infuse the city with photographic images during the festival. The…

From 794 to 1868, Kyoto has been the imperial capital of Japan and today is worldwide well-known for its graceful zen gardens and more than 2000 magnificently preserved Buddhist temples…

Born in March 1933 in Yonezawa, Yamagata, Eikoh Hosoe graduated at Tokyo College of Photography in 1954 and became a freelance photographer, emerging in the experimental arts movement of post-World…

Malick Sidibé (1936) is a photographer From Mali ( Africa), famous for his black and white pictures of popular culture in the 1960s in Bamako. After Design and Jewelry…

From the 247th to 341st Day, Tohoku. 
This is the title of the series that Tadashi Ono took between the 247th and 341st day after March 11th 2011, the…

The Onishi family has been a part of the history of Kyoto and Cha-do, the way of tea, for the past 400 hundred years. 
Onishi Seiwemon XVI is the current…