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The House of Tibet The beautiful village House of Tibet is located in the hills of Reggio Emilia, near Canossa, a land of considerable charm and historical importance for Matilde di Canossa, countess, duchess,marquise and imperial vicar of the 11th century. The House of Tibet, where my thoughts are stripped of earthly weight and become clouds. Fresh morning air, fire that warms, water that quenches the thirst. The place where…
Behind Life There are lives in the sunlight and lives in the shade. The shadow is an all-encompassing element because of the fragility of these souls it prevents them from pushing themselves out, the world around them is scary, and fear blocks choices, even the simplest ones. Sensitivity is a weapon aimed at oneself and with each turn of the blade it tears the body and the spirit. The perception…
Global Landscapes Global Landscapes is a photographic long term project on the contemporary landscape. It’s based on the awareness that the presence of man has radically changed the environment. Nothing new, the idea though is to discover again what we take for granted but isn’t. These images, shot in very different geographic areas, from the United States to Iceland, from Oman to Singapore, show the globalization trademarks that we all…
8th Triennial of Photography Hamburg
Hambourg, Allemagne
from April 18th, 2022 to September 18th, 2022
Huawei Paris Opéra
9 boulevard des Capucines, Paris 75009
from April 22nd, 2022 to May 31st, 2022
Initial Labo
62 Avenue Jean-Baptiste Clément, 92 100 Boulogne-Billancourt
from May 7th, 2022 to May 28th, 2022
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For the first time in the UK, Hamiltons Gallery presents a series of rare, unique sumi ink drawings by Nobuyoshi Araki. From 3 May to 10 June 2022 these unseen artworks will be presented alongside a series of well-known photographs from the artist’s career. Nobuyoshi Araki is one of Japan’s most renowned photographers and contemporary artists. Araki’s work is often controversial, but his artistic genius is undeniable; every image reveals…
by Thierry Maindrault Fausto Giaconne is from Tuscany where he was born three quarters of a century ago. But at the end of the war, his family moved to Sicily where he spent all his youth. For the rest, he has traveled the world in all directions to freeze images that are already and will be exceptional testimonies before ... globalization. What is most undeniable about Fausto, besides his professional…
Until June 30, Mona Kuhn exhibits in partnership with The Little Black Gallery in a new gallery in Las Vegas: FAS44. Here is how she presents her exhibition: I care deeply about people and I cherish the body as a source of inspiration, as a platform for metaphors, for intimacy and complexities of human nature. It is my way of investigating the deepest questions about life. But I am also…
Ivan McClellan’s nearly decade-long relationship with Black rodeos have led him to document everything from contemporary cowboys in Los Angeles and rodeos in Kansas City to ranchers in Arizona and farmers in rural North Carolina. McClellan’s work not only reveals how the “cowboy” is a fluid figure represented by many races, cultures, and genders but it is also an examination of Black joy, beauty, and grandeur. His photography book, Eight…
Returning to Paris, in le Marais, ImageNation, under the direction of Martin Vegas, from May 27 to 29, 2022, offers a deep exploration of the visionary world of more than 400 recognized artists from different countries, each one of them bringing to life a new and unusual perspective through their amazing works. As part of ImageNation, Just Women, curated by Slavica Veselinovic, will take place from May 27 to 29,…
Look at the USA, an exhibition of the work of documentary photographer Peter van Agtmael, will focus on the fault lines of the post-9/11 United States, at home and abroad. The 128 photographs span the period 2006-2021; they examine the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and their domestic consequences, wounded soldiers and the families of the fallen. This work also explores crucial social and political issues such as nationalism, militarism,…
Identity and belief, belonging and abandonment, religious iconography and art history, cross and irrigate the work of the artist Patrick Morales-Lee. These emotional vectors constitute the sensitive frame and the main narrative axes of a pictorial work where destiny and a questioning about our common humanity are woven. Inspired by popular art as much as by sacred art and contemporary fiction, Patrick Morales-Lee establishes a dialogue where the canvas becomes…
Toronto’s preeminent month-long festival each May presents an outstanding roster of established and emerging Canadian and international lens-based artists. Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival announced highlights of the 26th edition of the city-wide event spanning the month of May 2022. Canadian and international artists will present lens-based works in exhibitions, site- specific installations, and commissioned projects at museums, galleries, and public spaces across Toronto. The preliminary list of artists includes Lawrence…
Memory Work is a mixed-media mural that imagines a future Toronto characterized by collective care and the application of ancestral knowledge to technology. Installed at The Bentway’s Strachan Gate, this series of embellished photographic portraits tells the story of a cohort of women leaders in Toronto 2038. Memory Work invites audiences to explore possible roles and ways of being—the cosmetic healer, the creative biologist, the purposeful placement officer—that our changing…
Alberto Giuliani (b. Pesaro, Italy, 1975) is a photographer, journalist, and videographer whose photographs have been published in numerous magazines internationally. His stories have been featured in Vanity Fair, El Pais, MarieClaire, La Repubblica, and Stern among others, and he has completed web and video campaigns for international companies and NGOs. Giuliani has published several photographic books and is also the author of Gli immortali (2019), a book about the…
The 14th Edition of Festival de la Photographie Documentaire - Images Singulières in Sète presents the exhibition "The Age of Innocence" at the Centre Photographique Documentaire (Sète). “What do you like about guns? ". Between aesthetic pleasure, feeling of power, security and protection, the answers of the children questioned – which we can read next to each picture – allow us to understand all the ambivalence of this culture of the…
Joan Albert, 1943-2012, created a remarkable body of work over a short period of time from the 1970s through the early 1990s in Massachusetts. Her intimate photographs of her growing sons are filled with emotion, humour, and the obsessions of teenage and pre-teenage boys of at the tail end of the last century. Alberts 4 x 5” view camera portraits of her parents, friends and neighbours with their children are…
The Cité des Électriciens is dedicating its new temporary exhibition to the work of Jean-Claude Lother, a great still photographer, who notably took part in making the photographs of successful films such as Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis (some cult scenes of which were shot at the Cité des Électriciens), Baron Noir or Merry Christmas. With this new proposal offered to its visitors, the Cité des Électriciens - site of memory,…
Since April 2020, photographers Ambroise Tézenas and Jérémie Léon have surveyed the Seine valley from Paris to Moisson and taken 400 shots as part of the photographic observatory of the landscapes of the Seine valley in Ile-de-France. This work is part of a rigorous methodology which consists of selecting strategic and renewable points of view to observe a territory and measure the evolution of its landscapes over time. 111 points…
Peter Fetterman : A Passion for Images Born in London, Peter Fetterman has been passionate about photography for over 40 years. Originally a filmmaker and collector, he established his first gallery in 1988. He was one of the first tenants of Bergamot Station, the Santa Monica arts center that opened in 1994. His gallery has one of the largest collections of classic 20th century photography with works by Henri Cartier-Bresson,…
