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Champagne, a very French know-how! Since Dom Pérignon’s discovery of the process for obtaining a regular foam, the term "champagne" owes its appellation of controlled origin by its process and its geographical situation that Russia wants to question on its territory. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr
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The Gentleman Photographer In the world of photography, Frederick-Edwin Bertin is an atypical and sometimes confusing character. His approach to photography is peculiar and for many, he seems to come from another era as his manners are so delicate. His story, moreover, is singular. Indeed, in 1977, in a few days he became blind, his corneas having dried and shrunk. His corneas had almost fallen out when he decided to…
Last autumn Frank Horvat, a classic of world photography and great friend of MAMM, passed away at the age of 92… The maestro’s solo exhibition ‘House with Fifteen Keys’, shown at the festival of ‘Fashion and Style in Photography 2019’, was warmly received by the public and highly appreciated by critics. Frank Horvat came to the opening and was pleased to note that the exhibition was created exactly as he…
The Bronx Documentary Center’s (BDC) 4th Annual Latin American Foto Festival features large-scale photographs throughout the Melrose community by award-winning photographers. Works by artists from Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Venezuela, Peru and El Salvador are displayed from a variety of long-term projects focusing on social issues. As part of the festival, the BDC is holding virtual and in-person workshops, tours, and panel discussions for our online and Bronx community, home…
Following the publication of his book koitz Gay Fire Island and at the invitation of the Arts Project of Cherry Grove, photographer koitz presented recently his second solo show at the Historic Cherry Grove Community House and Theater. If the last few years have taught us anything, it is that we should value our freedoms and enjoy and treasure our experiences and the invaluable time that we spend among our…
“If These Walls Could Talk,” featuring selections from photographer Osceola Refetoff’s award-winning windows series “It’s a Mess Without You,” opened at Von Lintel Gallery in Los Angeles. Gallery founder and director Tarrah Von Lintel says, “In a nod to the last year and a half, when most of us spent more time indoors, looking out through windows, dreaming of a different reality, we are proud to present some favorites from Osceola Refetoff’s acclaimed Window Series It’s a Mess Without…
Peace and quiet on the shores of Lake of Biscarrosse in the Landes. A long exposure for a long break. A great alternative in front of the tumultuous coastline of the Atlantic so close! https://www.audebertphoto.com https://www.christopheaudebert.com
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My constructed photo images bring light to the shadows and contradictions of contemporary American life, expanding on the noir tradition of looking at what lies beneath. I envision each scene as a still-frame in a film that exposes the fragility, longing, and missed connections, exacerbated by the global pandemic. Many of the settings and models were photographed from afar during my year-long isolation, art directing and shooting over thousands of…
Covid Isolation Self Portraits Before I came to the idea of a continuing series (‘Legend of Marko, the Desert Scorpion), I experimented with other scenes of ‘one-shot cinema,’ all photographed against green screen in my studio. This is how isolation inspired me to escape through creativity. Mark Seidenfeld www.markseidenfeld.com
Not found When I turned seventeen I left home. I wanted to know what it was like to be «an adult», but I returned a year later because I figured out that there is no such thing as a «proper adult». I realized that «propriety» was just a an imaginary figment, which we all try to materialize, unsuccessfully. I also realized that as individuals, we actually need other people, and…
... 30 minutes, again ... as a child, we spent all summer vacations there in Fombillou with cows, hens, turkeys, pigs at the farm to wilt alfalfa, to bundle, to harvest Grandpa always grumbles, in patois, after his machines rural and summer drought heavy heat until the night with my brother, on an adventure, on a tampered bike, to play in the corners of the village, the infinite countryside Granny…
MALA® What's more legitimate than feeling emotions ? Sadness, anger, disgust, joy, fear, surprise, contempt, shame.. Wonderful tools which help us to face various circumstances in our lives. Yet! These people seem to hide them. They are all in great danger! Maybe some drug could help them ? Of course not! Because the solution is elsewhere! Cosimo D. Tassone http://www.cdtassone.eu
The lives of this city This series called « Les vies de cette ville", Toulon in this case where I live, reveals characters who seem to me very lonely and so visible at the same time. They parade in one direction, go in the other direction, come to meet us then move away and leave us. These men and women, who are they? I don't know anything about their life, but…
Already the title of the book is sublime Whatever You Say, Say Nothing! This is the book by Gilles Peress. It’s an event. Something rarely experienced. See the birth of a monument that will be in all libraries worthy of the name at the end of the year. It has been awaited for almost 50 years, since that day in 1972 in Ireland that made history as Bloody Sunday. Crazy…
