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The Korin, an enterprise spread across three Los Angeles locations circa 1920, was owned and operated by photographer Taizo Kato (1887–1924) and his domestic partner, Kamejiro Sawa (1889–1956). The Korin’s operations included: a Kodak store, a film printing and processing plant, and a main shop and gallery. The Korin's gallery sold and exhibited pictorialist photographs alongside ceramics, prints, and paintings. The business was located within the Little Tokyo section of…
Edel Assanti presents Noémie Goudal’s Post Atlantica, the inaugural exhibition at their gallery at 1 Little Titchfield Street, designed by London based architects Sanchez Benton. Installed across three gallery spaces, Post Atlantica will be the most expansive exhibition to date of Goudal’s eponymous series, following presentations of recent chapters at Le Grand Café Centre d’Art Contemporain, Musée Delacroix, Paris Gare de l’est and Frieze London. The exhibition combines a monumental…
43rd Annual Smith Grant Will Award $40,000 to Top Entry While Howard Chapnick and Smith Student Grants Award $10,000 and $5,000, respectively. The W. Eugene Smith Fund announced it is now accepting applications for its 43rd annual Grant in Humanistic Photography and will return to its tradition of awarding a single grant of $40,000. An additional $5,000 grant will be awarded as a Fellowship, and two finalists deemed worthy of special recognition will each be given a…
Galerie XII
14 rue des Jardins Saint-Paul, 75004 Paris, France
from November 18th, 2021 to January 31st, 2022
A. Galerie
4 rue Léonce Reynaud, 75016 Paris
from January 20th, 2022 to March 12th, 2022
Roger-Viollet Gallery
6 Rue de Seine, 75006 Paris
from January 20th, 2022 to April 23rd, 2022
The Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest
4 Zubovsky Boulevard, Moscow 119021, Russia
from December 22nd, 2021 to February 28th, 2022
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“At 90, my work seems different to me than what I had seen before… There is a time for photos that say hello, and there is a time for listening.” – Elliott Erwitt in 2018 The "Found Not Lost" exhibition dedicated to the American photographer Elliott Erwitt offers the meeting of two ways of looking that the artist knew how to bring to the world. First, that of the genius…
On August 12, 1969, the Apprentice Boys of Derry, Protestant Unionists of the Order of Orange, marched near the Catholic working-class neighborhood, defying the population. That was the start of The Battle of the Bogside, and the beginning of the “Troubles” in Northern Ireland. Nationalists retaliated with stone throwing and Molotov cocktails to tear gas and armored vehicles from British law enforcement. Two days later, while other riots broke out in…
Our day will come. This popular slogan of the Republicans of Northern Ireland evokes both the hope of freedom and the desire to defeat the opposing community. But these words cannot be read without thinking of the day of our death. Stephen Dock trained very early in photojournalism. In 2008, barely twenty years old, he wanted to seize the event. To inform, he sticks to the news as close as…
For nearly five decades, I’ve had the good fortune to make a living doing something I love; photography. My photographic life has been a continuous “unplanned journey,” as are most of my photographs… unplanned. My evolution as a photographer led me in many directions. Eventually, I adopted the photographic mantra to “avoid preconceptions,” an approach that prevented me from disappointment in what I did not find and allowed me to…
Ruben Natal-San Miguel says this exhibit of photographs, Women R Beautiful, is “a way to have people understand otherness and other beauty..." The photographs may call to mind the work of 20th century photographer Garry Winogrand’s “Women Are Beautiful” but Natal-San Miguel’s photographs embody a different gaze, a different perspective of different women, allowing the viewer to see and be affected by his subjects in a new way. Capturing vibrant…
Masks are mysterious, disturbingly inexpressive, yet powerfully evocative. They are worn in fashion, performing arts, and ceremonies in cultures worldwide and are often enigmatic and spellbinding. The tradition of mask-wearing reflects a desire for metamorphosis and differentiation, raising thought-provoking questions about the very notion of identity. Though masks conceal a person's identity, when worn, they appear animated from within, revealing a deeper identity, making the invisible ever more visible. Their…
The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. This is a selection of their portfolio : Moves The Agents Club, founded in 2018 by Alexandre and Wanda Orlowski, is a unique mobile platform showcasing the most sought-after photography agencies worldwide and the exceptional image-makers they represent. This feature was first published by The Agents Club. www.theagents.club
Last month during Miami Art Week 2021, The Selects Gallery had the privileged opportunity to chat to Dutch photographer Bastiaan Woudt at his solo show presented with Jackson Fine Art Gallery at Art Miami fair. We have been following the work of this photographer, who despite no formal training, has developed his photographic expertise in just ten short years and was exhibited Musee du Louvre in 2015 and Fotographiska in…
"It’s not the end of the world, but you can see it from here." —Bruce Haley Home Fires: Volume I, The Past, released last year, explored the agriculture-rich San Joaquin Valley where celebrated war and documentary photographer Bruce Haley spent his childhood. In this newly released Home Fires: Volume II, The Present, images of the western Great Basin carry Haley's story forward to the rugged and remote landscape he calls home now. Both…
Street photography—the thoroughly unpredictable and often magical framing of a moment—was embraced early in the 20th century by women photographers. A new exhibition at Howard Greenberg Gallery will survey more than seven decades of work by 12 women photographers. A Female Gaze is on view from January 19 through April 2, 2022 in the gallery’s new space on the 8th floor of the Fuller Building at 41 East 57th Street.…
In Sufism the Wird is the practice by which one mystical path is differentiated from another. The Wird makes it possible to transmit the secret which will attach the master to his pupil. The wird is a set of incantations, prayers, and breaths that leads to the "hal", to the absolute. The Hal is the extinction of the self in the other. The Sufi experience goes beyond the divisions that…
Where Coal was King is the latest project of Douglas Ljungkvist. It is an urban landscape project about towns that were built and thrived thanks to anthracite coal mining in PA, and where they are today, decades after most of the mines have closed. The following is Ljungkvist’s work statement. Anthracite coal from Eastern Pennsylvania helped fuel the steel mills in the Western part of the state, and the industrial…
The building frenzy and the amount of fast construction that characterize our environment today are quite questionable. Today's modern man is constantly in search of quick gratification. The gaze of our commercial society is content with an illusory perfection that promises us instant satisfaction. The idyll of this world dominated by sensationalism, which relentlessly fuels our desire, represents a reduced decor of the complexity of our environment. So we live…
This is the ninth dialogue of the Ettore Molinario Collection. A dialogue between Man Ray and Henry Miller, and perhaps between Man Ray and his invisible tears. In homage to one of the most famous images of the great American photographer, which is so close to the faces of the ancient statues of the Holy Week in Seville, I invite you to follow us in the next appointments. Ettore Molinario…
Jimmy Nelson: A true fascination for harmony During his childhood, Jimmy Nelson traveled extensively thanks to his parents' work. At the age of 17, he started taking pictures to remember places. Since then, he has been photographing people so that they will not be forgotten and so that they can be seen in a different light. He is, in this sense, an amateur anthropologist. After spending 10 years in a…
