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Frontiers offers a visual representation of my experience of multiculturalism, depicting an inner world of multiple languages, religions and cultural landscapes embedded in the mind as fragmented memories in search of wholeness. Having grown up between France and the United States with frequent travels worldwide greatly influenced my vision and understanding of the world. Culturally, I am French, American, Algerian; raised among Jews, Atheists and southern Baptists; married to a…
"An autumn eve; There is joy too, In loneliness." Yosa Buson / 1716 – 1783 In the metro, I can hear their underground prayers. I met those souls, I felt their torments. Their hands, like haikus, speak about distress, love, loneliness, determination, fear ou friendship. In the metro, I met them; they told me thousand stories. I share them with you today. www.laxalt.com
This series could be called "bachelor interiors", these interiors are mostly occupied by singles, men or women, sometimes siblings. Sometimes they stayed to live in the family home. gillespouliquen.com
Katz International Photography Award (KIPA)
Israel
from October 17th, 2018 to December 31st, 2018
Galerie Rauchfeld
22 rue de Seine 75006 Paris France
from October 17th, 2018 to November 3rd, 2018
Fundação Luís I – Centro Cultural de Cascais
Avenida Rei Humberto II de Itália, Nº16 2750-800 Cascais Portugal
from September 28th, 2018 to January 20th, 2019
Galerie L’ANGLE – Photographies
6, rue des Citronniers 64700 Hendaye France
from September 21st, 2018 to November 18th, 2018
Michael Hoppen Gallery
3 Jubilee Pl, Chelsea, London SW3 3TD UK
from September 14th, 2018 to November 12th, 2018
Hôtel de Ville
Place de la République, 92300 Levallois-Perret France
from October 6th, 2018 to October 21st, 2018
L'Arsenal - Cité musicale de Metz
3 avenue Ney, 57000 Metz France
from September 28th, 2018 to October 28th, 2018
Kunsthandel Jörg Maaß
Rankestraße 24, 10789 Berlin Germany
from September 26th, 2018 to December 21st, 2018
Propriété Caillebotte
8 rue de Concy, 91330 Yerres, France
from September 15th, 2018 to December 2nd, 2018
Luma / Grande Halle
45 Chemin des Minimes, 13200 Arles France
from July 2nd, 2018 to January 6th, 2019
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An event embraced by human suffering is seen by many. The facts, reports, the posts, the acts of human kindness, the acts of avarice all conjoined in a single complex temporal conversation. But is tragedy understood, or a headline? Is it a type of cryptography? An attempt to mask the tragedies of everyday life. Tragedy is a cyclical process, a […]
The photographer Jean Gaumy was installed at the Academy of Fine Arts this Wednesday, October 10, 2018. He joined Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Sebastião Salgado and Bruno Barbey. You will find in the French version of The Eye of Photography the speech of Jean Gaumy as well as the speech of official reception of Paul Andreu who was absent from the ceremony, […]
Time goes by … It was ten years ago that Alain Arnaudet, then in charge of the French Cultural Center of Phnom Penh, proposed to me to create the photography festival. A challenge because there was no obvious audience, very few photographers and a weak cultural environment with regard to visual propositions. This ninth edition proves more than ever, in […]
This young artist was born in the Soviet world, at a time when life was very difficult because of the lack of many objects of consumption, including, often, food. And everyone invented solutions, tinkering with objects, becoming creative because they had no choice. With humor and, as he himself says, a certain nostalgia for the years of his childhood, the […]
To see the world differently, to allow everyone to take a closer look at what they believe they know, to proclaim that it is the individual’s viewpoint that is shaping one’s opinions, such is the challenge of this original work that chose to attach itself to the Cambodian landscape. By choosing to look from above, elements appear that we would […]
The book Crash is based on a series of landscapes photographed close to JH Engström’s home in Smedsby, Värmland in Sweden. The collision between the hauntingly beautiful landscapes, surrounding the artist’s daily life, and the knowledge of what is happening in the ”big world” is the emotional fuel for the book Crash. Using color negatives of landscapes, close images of […]
The title is mysterious and the photographer simply says: “My work is based on our history and what has become our living environment today.” From Guangzhou, now his base, he radiates all over the country. He walks and waits for strange and mysterious situations, with always something wrong we don’t discover at the first glance. He also says: Behind the […]
Floods are an ordinary subject in the practice of photojournalism, almost an obligatory subject often treated with a visual dramatization of already dramatic situations. Here, the photographer, installed on the balcony of his house, chooses instead to look serenely a form of theater of everyday life. Using water as a black background – but full of details – he presents […]
Best known for his photographs taken during the 1930s, Brassaï took his most iconic photographs of Paris as the city transitioned between its Belle Epoque and Modern Era, including its conversion from gas to electric light. This era is amongst the richest periods of photography in the twentieth century, and Brassaï approached the time and its changes with particular distinction. […]
Curated by arts broadcaster and Soho House’s Head of Collections, Kate Bryan, Not 30% is part exhibition and part protest against the male dominated art world. A recent report showed women are at best represented 30% of the time in the art world. 60% of art graduates are women, yet in gallery representation, museum collections and exhibitions, the presence of […]
