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After the light Darkness fell suddenly as though an evil wizard had waved a magic wand and made the world stand still. The confinement began and we all were under house arrest unable to go further than a kilometer from our front doorstep. With nowhere to go I began to wander the empty, ancient streets of my village, Tourbes, camera in hand searching for images. Walking through the village is…
Water Haiku Nature always creates visual connections following a rythm and showing patterns of temporary forms : I like to capture the simple beauty of these ephemeral moments which are often overlooked. Water Haiku is part of my project on the exploration of the visual language of nature in its state of flux. It focuses on water interacting with rocks or plants, creating abstractions and distortions that mirror the tumultuous life…
This past Monday (October 11, 2021) was Columbus Day, and a parade was held in Chicago. Feng Liu www.fengliuchicago.com
Luminous Eye
2A Mitsaion str, Makrigianni, Athens, Greece
from October 8th, 2021 to October 31st, 2021
PHmuseum Srl
Via Paolo Fabbri 10/2a, Bologna, 40138, Italy
from December 10th, 2021 to October 18th, 2021
Couvent des Jacobins de Toulouse
Place des Jacobins, 31000 Toulouse, France
from December 4th, 2021 to March 6th, 2022
Festival Planches Contact
Deauville, France
from October 23rd, 2021 to January 2nd, 2022
The 2021 FotoEvidence W Award for Women
19 Rue Laitière, 14400 Bayeux, France
from September 28th, 2021 to October 31st, 2021
L'ANGLE GALLERY
6, rue des Citronniers 64700 Hendaye, France
from October 1st, 2021 to November 14th, 2021
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Famed for his stunning and iconic images, Greg Gorman is a legend. Not only because he has been moving and shaking the Hollywood portraiture industry for more than 50 years, but also because he is one of the three photographers whose works have shaped the Hollywood myth. In 2013, I had the great pleasure of meeting him during his first exhibition at the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin, and have…
Galerie Bene Taschen will be presenting the Hardened project by Jeff Mermelstein in the form of a solo exhibition. Jeff Mermelstein, born 1957 in New Jersey, has left decades of work with a Leica camera behind him and made the switch to the camera on his iPhone. In his series Hardened, Mermelstein has rediscovered street photography in the age of social media, through unconventional compositions and bizarre objects. In this…
Venus in survival mode: Lousnak Multidisciplinary and committed artist, actress and director, Lousnak has been working on the Myth of Venus for several years. This project responds to the following injunction of the Quebec Armenian designer: "While the earth spins on itself - at 1600 kilometers per hour - we keep destroying it and destroying ourselves a little more every day. Despite genocides, wars, racism, hatred, the pandemic, abuse and…
60 years ago, the photographers Georges Azenstarck and Jacques Boissay covered the demonstrations in Paris of pacifist Algerians of the FLN demanding an end to the curfew targeting North Africans. Under the responsibility of the prefect of police Maurice Papon, the violent police repression made dozens of victims. For fear of a new seizure, the photographs of Georges Azenstarck, employee of the newspaper L’Humanité, were not be published the next…
In an exhibition curated by Megan Ringrose, twelve experimental photographic artists exhibit their work in Oxford as part of Photo Oxford Festival due to open at Lower Gallery, The Old Fire Station, central Oxford, from the 15th of October until 13th of November. Each artist focuses on materiality within their practice. They are inspired by historical processes invented in the 19th Century, and work with the fundamental elements of the…
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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 : Julien Vallon Julien Vallon is a french photographer and director based in Paris. Julien grew up in a rich multicultural environment which fostered and nourished his passion for photography. After studying applied arts and philosophy at the Sorbonne University, Julien became an art director for some time…
From the 14th to the 17 of October the Keile Collectif organises the first Rotterdam photography & art book market. Several editors, bookstores & photographers with their own publications will present their books from 2 to 6pm. On the occasion of the Keile book market, Kahmann Gallery, GUP magazine organises an exhibition with the 150 photographers from its latest book FRESH EYES from 14 to 17 October at the Keilestraat…
Taste the world INCADAQUÉS Bordering the Cap de Creus park, the easternmost town in Spain is therefore hosting the international photography festival for its fifth edition. Isolated from the rest of the upper Empordà by the presence of the nearby mountains, the village of Cadaqués was preserved from an urbanization that is seriously taking over all around, and now, it now displays its charms facing the sea. The surrounding landscapes…
This fall, the Harvard Art Museums present the special exhibition Devour the Land: War and American Landscape Photography since 1970, a groundbreaking photographic exploration of the impacts of militarism on the American landscape. Featuring approximately 160 photographs by 60 artists, the exhibition reveals the nationwide footprint of the U.S. military, the wide network of industries that support and supply its work, and the consequences of—and responses to—this activity. The photographs…
October 23 sees the launch of Saturday Girl, an award winning collection of portraits of young women in the UK taken by Yorkshire-based photographer Casey Orr, and published by Bluecoat Press. The portraits in Orr’s book speak of the undercurrents in culture, the unspoken ways in which we express our values, desires and tribe identities through self. The series also explores regional and national UK identities as read through style…
Noémie Goudal explores the successive constructions of our world while playing on those of the image. With elegant visual montages, she allows us to imagine the permanence of an earthly movement. An exhibition to see at the Grand Café, contemporary art center in Saint-Nazaire. A stone's throw from the Atlantic, two streets from a wide beach bathed by the autumn sun, is “Post Atlantica”, an exhibition tribute to the incredible…
A. galerie and its owner Arnaud Adida present a selection of photographs : The Green Light A. galerie 4, rue Léonce Reynaud 75116 Paris / France www.a-galerie.fr
La Belle Étoile * publishes two card games by Stéphane Coutelle. Stéphane Coutelle is above all a portrait photographer, a bulimic of photoshoots that make him happy and balanced. In March 2020, confinement presented itself to him as an unprecedented ordeal: for the first time, no more models to photograph. His reduced horizon led him to take a more curious look at the objects that surrounded him: he launched himself…
Philippe Abergel is the director of the documentary on Satoshi Saïkusa we featured 2 days ago on the news of his passing. He sent us this text : When I started my "Portrait of a Photographer" documentary film series it was mainly with the intention of discovering talents known and respected among professional photographers often unknown to photography enthusiasts and the general public. An educational series, so that young photography…
French photographer Sarah Moon (b. 1941, Vernon, France) is one of the medium’s few living legends. Curated by the artist for Fotografiska, the exhibition At the still point showcases a selection of photographs, films and books produced over the last 30 years. A fashion photographer with a deep literary approach to her work, Sarah Moon has the incredible ability to create dream- like, otherworldly photography in both her editorial work…
