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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…

Aneta Bartos’ photography blurs physical and imagined worlds, capturing the surreal space between memory and fiction. Her work frequently reimagines how both figures and desire are represented, exploring the rebellious act of a body becoming self-aware and enjoying its own sexuality. Bartos frequently depicts her subjects in uninhibited poses inside fantastical dreamscapes. Aneta Bartos’ works from Family Portrait series have been selected by David Zwirner Gallery through Postmasters Gallery to be featured on Platform: New York - a new online…

c.1950 documents the Mennonites of Belize. Initially in search of a place to practice their traditions freely, the community have made the country their home for the last 70 years. The sun was high, and the jungle was in flames when we turned down a gravel road. As we approached the fire, a few of the men were burning the forest, clearing land for future families. Amidst this blaze was…

America has a culturally accepted norm of what makes someone beautiful. For ages, popular culture clung to outdated standards that are hard to meet and narrow in scope: The light-skinned, blonde and blue-eyed beauty. But is that really what it takes to be attractive in America? The American Beauty exhibition examines the relationship between race, birth-place, ethnicity and self-rated attractiveness. While past literature, publications and imagery explores the connections between…

My past as a draftsman-painter has caught up with me for the last twenty years. I see my photography slide steadily, and inexorably towards painting. First in black and white Polaroid, in 2000, with a series produced in the daily life of an apartment and published by The (M) editions under the title of "Mes jours". Then in 2014 in “Interior Landscapes”, an ensemble designed over seven years on the…

My past as a draftsman-painter has caught up with me for the last twenty years. I see my photography slide steadily, and inexorably towards painting. First in black and white Polaroid, in 2000, with a series produced in the daily life of an apartment and published by The (M) editions under the title of "Mes jours". Then in 2014 in “Interior Landscapes”, an ensemble designed over seven years on the…