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We fell in love with this image of Sabine Weiss announcing the summer closure of the Parisian gallery Les Douches la Galerie from August 1st to 31st, 2021. To come From September 4 to October 30, 2021, the exhibition À l'épreuve du Végétal will bring together the crossed perspectives of Thierry Balanger, Sébastien Camboulive, Pascal Kern and Paul Pouvreau. Their organic compositions, whether imprints or factitious, lush or nebulous, attest…
Magnum Gallery, Paris
68 Rue Léon Frot, 75011 Paris
from July 30th, 2021 to August 15th, 2021
The Photo Space Gallery
Quality Square, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1AR, UK
from August 14th, 2021 to October 16th, 2021
Archipel Butor
91 Chem. du Château, 74380 Lucinges
from July 28th, 2021 to August 31st, 2021
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Pirelli HangarBicocca presents the exhibition “Breath Ghosts Blind” by Maurizio Cattelan. With his work the artist reveals the fractures in our everyday existence, depicting reality even in its most dramatic aspects. The exhibition marks Cattelan’s return to Milan after more than a decade. Conceived as a dramaturgy in three acts, the show develops around the works Breath, Ghosts and Blind, which also form its title. The narrative unfolds through emblematic…
HackelBury Fine Art, London presents ‘Waiting II’ a group exhibition of work by HackelBury artists at HackelBury Fine Art, London from 8 July – 4 September 2021. The exhibition provides us with a momentary pause for reflection on the world around us as we take stock of the last year and a half. The work on show illustrates how individual artists interpret time and space in a uniquely personal way…
In Mystery Boxes, photographer Barbara Cole connects with both the history of photography and her own personal history in what she calls “the shadow dance between our private and public selves.” The images in this series are an amalgam of incomplete sets, bits of wardrobe, and headless bodies that allow the characters to interact anonymously with their strange and elusive alter egos. This series has a quiet but insistent feminine…
Photographer for L'Express for 30 years, Jean-Pierre Couderc took advantage of his moments of freedom to capture unusual images of the daily life of people in vacation. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr
Every weekend, The Eye of Photography dedicates itself to the portfolios of its readers. By publishing the best portfolios, the magazine enables photographers around the world to show case their photographs. To participate, please send your portfolios to lecteurs@loeildelaphotographie.com with: – A series of 12 to 15 photographs respecting these criteria : FORMAT : jpeg MAX WIDTH: 1350 pixels for horizontal MAX HEIGHT: 1200 pixels for verticals NAME : series-title-lastname-firstname.jpg – A Text about…
Maybe I’m Amazed - A personal portrait of Paul McCartney by Harry Benson Harry Benson began photographing the young Paul McCartney in 1964, a pivotal year for the Beatles when they took America by storm, toured the world, and made their movie debut with A Hard Day’s Night—all documented by the affable Scotsman. And when the Fab Four called it quits, it was Benson who was afforded intimate access to…
Avec "Virtual Seoul", Françoise Huguier illustrates Korea today in all its uniqueness and diversity. Built like an ultra-colorful stroll through a postmodern virtual capital where all generations meet, the exhibition explores the many facets of a new city with avant-garde influences. When Françoise Huguier discovered Korea in 1982, the country was recovering from the war and had discreetly began its great transformation. In 2014, the French photographer returned to these…
Over the past decades, museums have taken on an increasingly important place in our societies and our collective imagination, sparking massive interest in art and attracting an increasingly younger audience. The modern museum has become a place for concerts and performances, conferences and educational programs. Gérard Uféras has been practicing his curiosity there since the age of twelve when, in the company of two friends, all three living in the…
Dans le viseur is a series of short documentaries animated and written by Jean-Claude Delmas, Marie Manecy and Bérangère Condomines, nicely drawn live by Hippolyte and directed by Marie Manecy. The concept of this series was born from the meeting of photographer and director Marie Manecy with photographer and reporter Jean-Claude Delmas, who worked for Agence France Presse and Reuters for most of his career. [video_embed_hd url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXTDLsaxLIY&feature=emb_logo"] He is the…
"Corona time" severely limited our worldwide touring options! We found ourselves trapped in the studio. We decided to create an alternative imaginative adventure. The still life visual artistic show via photography is traditionally based mostly on natural flora and fauna. Satiated of these genres (some by us), we looked for a novel still life wonderland of ours, we initiated a photography study based on various objects we found visually attractive…
Jane Evelyn Atwood : Free and independent Jane Evelyn Atwood is known for her long-term work with prostitutes in the rue de Lombards in Paris, a seminal experience that gave rise to her unique working method. She has also been awarded the most prestigious awards, including the W. Eugene Smith Award in 1980 for her images of blind children around the world. In 1971, Jane Evelyn Atwood moved from her…
