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Corinne Mariaud is interested in the representation of bodies and her work as a photographer questions social codes, appearances, the place of women in society, gender stereotypes. The FAKE i REAL ME series, produced in Asia (Singapore, Seoul, Tokyo), is based on portraits of young women who have had cosmetic surgery and use makeup, contact lenses, hair coloring to resemble their ideal beauty, and portraits of young men called "Flower…
Nothing / Nowhere is the result of a three-year collaboration between Willy Del Zoppo and André Leclercq, two Belgian photographers living in Liège. Wishing to transcend the Urbex (urban exploration) genre, they photographed for three years, in all weathers, the disused Chartreuse site, in the suburb of Liège, with a 4x5 inch camera. The positives were scanned. Then they began to work on the layers intended to produce a dreamlike…
This is one of our new sections for 2021: Coup de Coeur! Favorite! On view at the East Hampton location, Chase Contemporary presents this photograph of Mick Jagger by Peter Beard. Peter Beard Mick Jagger at Madison Square Garden, 1972 Silver Gelatin Print with ink and paint. Signed and dated on recto. Painted handprints and annotations on verso. 24 x 20". Chase Contemporary 231 10th Avenue New York, NY.…
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from January 14th, 2021 to March 4th, 2021
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from February 17th, 2021 to February 17th, 2021
All About Photo Awards
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from December 5th, 2020 to January 31st, 2021
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For more than forty years, this portraitist has rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest French and international stars. From Sting to John Malkovich, Alain Passard, Samuel Le Bihan or more recently Francois Hollande, all of them have one day walked through the door of his Parisian studio to come out with an instinctive image from which emanates the incredible emotions that Stephane de Bourgies knows how to capture so…
In 1847, Honoré de Balzac left his home in Passy - today the Maison de Balzac - to occupy a house on the site of the Folie Beaujon, which he decorated at great expense to welcome Madame Hanska the Polish aristocrat with whom he had corresponded for almost twenty years they finally married in March 1850. Sick, he returned to Paris in May and died there in August. When his widow…
Our good friend Grace Robertson left us last week. She had a long and productive life and was full of life herself. She was indeed from another era. It is hard to imagine that there was a time before streaming, before CNN, before even television where people learnt most about the world in which they lived from something called a " Magazine ". It seems so quaint and old fashioned now. But…
The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series, Profiles and the Monday Report. 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, offering a continuously updated and highly curated snapshot of the latest high-end visual creation. Search, discover and be inspired by…
The decade marks a historic turn in art history for photography. No longer was traditional landscape and documentary photography the same. Photography shared the spotlight with painting. The subject of American landscape became not the natural but the altered. Images of our urban, and suburban landscapes by Ed Ruscha, Robert Adams and Bill Owens took hold. Garry Winogrand manically photographed the streets, brilliantly capturing people in moments of joy, oddity,…
Bildhalle presents “Peak”, Bastiaan Woudt’s latest series. Recently, the NZZ magazine devoted an eight-page portfolio to the artist, writing as follows: “Nepal, home of the highest mountains, is known for its mythic cold. A photographer from the flat Netherlands is impressed. For nearly a month, Bastiaan Woudt, considered one of the most talented contemporary photographers by one of the world’s most renowned photography magazines, travelled to Nepal in the Himalayas.…
This is one of our new sections for 2021: Coup de Coeur! Favorite! Every day we receive photos that we cannot publish because they either stand alone or without a current context. YourDailyPhotograph presents this photograph of Janis Joplin by Jim Marshall. Title: Janis Joplin Artist: Jim Marshall Date of image: 1968, printed 1980s Size: 16x20 inches (40x50 cm) Format: silver gelatin Features: signed on front 1 Price: $4000…
“self”Portrait In my work I mainly deal with self-portraits, staged photography and video art. Through my images I attempt an inner search around the self-image, and I try to set questions about the relationship between photography and reatlity, the interpretation of the image, but also the human need to immortalize the visible. I am concerned with issues of identity and roles. I explore the relationship between the photographer and the…
Snowy Day Snow is rare in Paris. But it did come this Saturday, January 16, 2021. Snowflakes that came along at just the right time in this uncertain, overly monotonous era. One Should make the most of it. In the Bois de Vincennes, it only took the time of a walk, a bike ride or a jog before the snow disappeared. One has to go home : it is curfew…
Country side strings It’s been several years already since colourful strings started popping up all over the countryside. The strings we see along the fields to move the cows to another pasture. At first, to my eyes, they didn’t belong there , but over time I changed my perspective.”And what if these strings have an artistic side?” In life it was often my photo camera who helped me to keep moving forward. To see the bright side! Today I use it to show people the way…
Alice Alice talks to us about our conditioning and reminds us that it is possible to break free from it in order to progress towards more freedom. The series also raises the question of our relationship to our environment, our way of occupying it and the prohibitions that regulate our every move. François Poirier www.pixelrebelle.com
La Belle est Venue The subconscious is an abundant, disorderly source of imagination, composed of traces of visual, olfactory, and auditory memories and their array of accompanying emotions. When fleeting visions and feelings surface from deep within our being, in a dizzying swell of sensory flashbacks, it is a surge of past-life experiences. These peculiar moments come as a surprise, a thrilling rush of uneasiness, which leaves us with a…
Sand Drawings This series of photos was taken from an observation; at low tide, sand and water offer unexpected designs often highlighted by sunlight. These drawings are then a source of inspiration for the photographer. The idea then came to me to make a series of it to show the richness of these effects. Jean Michel
Family Portraits The screens of the connectible devices we use are the only way we can have access to this parallel man-made universe, the Internet. Our lives have changed, from the simplest task to the way we perceive the world around us. Those devices guide us trough the real world, they answer our questions, they advice us and keep us company day and night. We look at them, touch them…
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