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Suān tian kŭ là draws its inspiration from a Chinese expression that designates the four flavors - sour, sweet, bitter and spicy - and also acts as a metaphor for the vagaries of human life. Borrowing this old adage, the exhibition draws attention to a China at human height, a China made up of a diversity of people and points of view and not the great monolith which, seen from…
Longing for elsewhere. Photographer and writer, great traveler, Thierry Clech watches for lights and poetry of places, in search of himself. He describes India, which he particularly likes; “We don't know if this country emanates from a dream or a nightmare ... " “We never know where the light comes from, from the sun they say, or from further afield, we do not know where it goes off, deep in…
The Alice Austen House presents Kelli Connell: Double Life, 20 Years, Lesbian photographer Kelli Connell’s twenty-year project with one model represents an autobiographical questioning of sexuality and gender roles that shape the identity of the self in intimate relationships. The project’s multi year span opens up new dialogues on women and aging and explores polarities of identity such as the masculine and feminine psyche, the irrational and rational self, the…
New York, USA
from June 11th, 2021 to July 18th, 2021
Villesiscle, 11150, Aude
Villesiscle, 11150, Aude
from June 1st, 2021 to August 30th, 2021
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For its first exhibition after reopening, the Musée Carnavalet - History of Paris has joined forces with the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, one of the greatest French photographers of the 20th century. The exhibition is revisiting the links between the artist and the city where he always lived and which was a great source of artistic inspiration. After early years marked by the influence of the photographer Eugène Atget and the…
The Rencontres de 2021 began with the opening of the ball at the Réattu Museum on June 12, 2021. Traditionally the Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie d'Arles and Voies Off were at least it was agreed, with the blessing of the City, on a point: the official opening of professional days on the first Monday in July marked the beginning of summer in the capital of photography. This is no…
Peter Fetterman Gallery announces the first ever West Coast exhibition of Master Italian photographer Gianni Berengo Gardin's work. Gianni Berengo Gardin is an Italian photographer who has worked for Le Figaro and Time Magazine. Considered an artistic heir to Henri Cartier-Bresson, like Cartier-Bresson he has long used and admired Leica rangefinders. His work has been published in more than 200 photographic books and shown in the most prestigious galleries and…
Danziger at Fetterman presents the first Los Angeles exhibition of the master set of Paul Fusco’s iconic “RFK Funeral Train” photographs. In the years since they were taken these photographs have become a beloved and influential, series in photography. While in some ways they represent the end of the dreams of the sixties, at the same time they celebrate the idealism and diversity of America. In the middle of 1968,…
Belfast Photo Festival, Northern Ireland’s premier visual arts festival, will take over art galleries and public spaces throughout Belfast this June with a host of timely exhibitions exploring the role of photography in imagining new visions of the future. Presenting a vibrant online and offline programme of immersive exhibitions, large scale outdoor art works, talks and events, the festival runs from 3 – 30 June 2021. Taking “Future(s)” as its…
SOUP is a description given to plastic debris suspended in the sea, and with particular reference to the mass accumulation that exists in an area of The North Pacific Ocean known as the Garbage Patch. The series of images aim to engage with, and stimulate an emotional response in the viewer by combining a contradiction between initial aesthetic attraction and social awareness. The sequence reveals a narrative concerning oceanic plastics…
Associated Press photographers awarded the Pulitzer Prize on Friday had dodged tear gas to capture protests against racial injustice and patiently built trust with elderly people to empathetically document the toll of the coronavirus pandemic. AP’s chief photographer in Spain, Emilio Morenatti, won the feature photography prize. Work by 10 AP photographers won the breaking news prize. “The outstanding work of the AP photography staff in covering racial justice protests and Emilio Morenatti’s compassionate,…
Yann Arthus-Bertrand : Never Give Up ! Yann Arthus-Bertrand, who describes himself as a photographer who thinks, is above all a passionate and exciting man. By turns reporter, director and convinced ecologist for many years, he also presides over the "GoodPlanet" foundation and leads a fight that is close to his heart. For him, if we want to change the world, we must do it now, and without wasting time".…
Why: A short history of women in photography Before introducing the content of their exhibition "Women by Women", Kahmann Gallery would like to give a short introduction to the history of women in photography. Women were part of the history of photography form at an early stage of its existence. This had two reasons: Firstly, in the 19th century it was relatively easy for women to study photography because it…
Launching a new education and conservation project that connects people from different cultures, this series by photographer Pieter Henket gives ancient folklore a modern-day spin. The Congo Basin in Central Africa harbors approximately one quarter of the world’s rainforest. In the heart of this forest is Odzala-Kokoua National Park, an ecological wonderland that is home to untold numbers of rare gorillas, forest elephants, and birds. It is also home to…
Monroe Gallery of Photography announces a significant exhibition documenting recent extraordinary political, social, and economic events, including the Covid-19 Pandemic: Present Tense. Photojournalism’s work and mission—one that can be put simply as documenting a news event through the medium of photographic images, has arguably become the most essential and impactful news messaging tool, and one that has gained only further traction and relevance in the 21st century. For 20 years,…
On the occasion of the 100th years of the radio in 2021, we take a look back at the beginnings of T.S.F. (Transmission Sans Fil / Tansmission Without Wire), the ancestor of broadcasting, which allows signals and subsequently sounds to be transmitted. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet photo Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr
From September 2020 to May 2021, Patrick Tourneboeuf photographed the construction of the Grand Palais Éphémère in Paris. The Grand Palais Éphémère is a temporary 10,000 sqm building designed by the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte and constructed on the Champ-de-Mars. It is overseen by the Réunion des musées nationaux – Grand Palais and Paris 2024, and produced by GL Events. The building is a real architectural feat. Its curved, double-vault structure…
The Award Niépce Gens d´images is awarded to Grégoire Eloy. Born in 1971, Grégoire Eloy has been a documentary photographer since 2003. For 10 years, he traveled to the countries of Eastern Europe and Central Asia for long-term projects on the Soviet heritage and the wars in the South Caucasus, in particular his series Les Oubliés du Pipeline (2006) and Ressac (2008-2013). In 2010, he collaborated with the scientific community…
For the past few weeks, you may have noticed a limitation of the images available to the non-subscribed reader. The reason is simple: L’Œil de la Photographie is an independent site, the business model of which is largely based on subscription. The total disappearance of advertising and sponsorship complicates the future of the site and its newsletter. Each article in our daily editions is usually accompanied by about ten visuals,…
