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Catherine Edelman Gallery presents Lea Lund & Erik K : Nomads, the artists’ first solo gallery exhibition in the United States. Lea Lund & Erik K’s photographic collaboration is a story about love, a photographer finding her muse, and a subject claiming his identity. Lea, born and raised in Switzerland, and Erik, born and raised in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), met ten years ago on a street…
"Street Cops is about a job, being a cop. And it's about city life; some citizens survive it, some don't." - Jill Freedman Daniel Cooney Fine Art presents a solo exhibition by Jill Freedman titled "Jill Freedman: Street Cops 1978-1981" featuring never-before-exhibited images from the artist's most significant body of work, Jill Freedman: Street Cops 1978-1981 features 50 vintage prints that document NYPD officers on patrol during one of…
It is one of the star exhibitions of the international contemporary art fair Art Fair Luxembourg which takes place from September 17 to 19, 2021. The Bronner Gallery presents the work of three photographers: Bruno Fabbris, Mikael Vojinovi and William Let. The gallery presents them as follows: The artistic approach of Bruno FABBRIS is inscribed in hues which are his own, made of black, gray and brown, almost in monochrome,…
Guy Pieters Gallery
Zeedijk - Het Zoute 755 - 8300 - Knokke - Heist
from September 1st, 2021 to September 30th, 2021
L'Angle Gallery
6, rue des Citronniers 64700 Hendaye
from August 26th, 2021 to September 26th, 2021
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Ruth Orkin : Expressions of Life is a celebration of the artist’s centennial, featuring some of her most renowned photographs: American Girl in Italy (1951), Bernstein in Green Room, Carnegie Hall, NYC, (1950), and Einstein at Princeton luncheon, NJ, (1953), among others. Ruth Orkin (b.1921, Boston, MA; d.1985, New York, NY) was a photojournalist and filmmaker who documented the gestural nature of human expression. Her photographs became time capsules of…
The group exhibition "The Image and its Double" at the Center Pompidou brings together works born out of a reflection on one of the main properties - if not the first - of photography: reproduction. Bringing historical and contemporary photographic works into dialogue, this exhibition sheds light on the very nature of photography, its specificities, and its fundamental links with other artistic disciplines. “The image and its double” presents around…
Cao Fei has won the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021 for her solo exhibition Blueprints (2020). Cao Fei (b. 1978, Guangzhou), was announced as the 2021 winner of the prestigious £30,000 prize at a special ceremony at The Photographers’ Gallery, London, by the British broadcaster, journalist and filmmaker, Bidisha, on Thursday 9 September 2021. The 2021 award, which also marks the 25th anniversary of this long-standing and prestigious annual…
“This book is an early vignette from Michael Kenna’s far-reaching photographic odyssey. Some of these photographs, made almost forty years ago, are familiar, even famous, but many have never been seen before. They have been lying in wait, stored in a series of negative files. Normally, Kenna travels extensively and is not able to keep up with printing his extensive collection of negatives. It took the Covid pandemic and lockdown…
Steidl presents Last Summer, a new book by Philipp Keel with a text by Benedict Wells. “The most beautiful summers are often also the most painful. We rarely feel more alive. And at the end of those summers, we’re reminded all the more strongly that everything passes. Looking at Philipp Keel's new works in Last Summer there is the absence—apart from a single nude—of people. Instead, there are still lifes…
Nailya Alexander Gallery presents Georgy Petrusov: Selected Photographs 1930 -1945, on view online from 8 September to 29 October 2021. One of the most prominent pioneers of Soviet photography, Petrusov (1903–1971) was instrumental in documenting major accomplishments in Soviet industry, architecture, sport, and culture. The exhibition includes works representative of the artist’s striking experimental style, which was characterized by both structured compositions and fresh new perspectives. For example, in his…
The Howard Greenberg Gallery will be participating in this year's Art Basel. They will be presenting a wide range of photographs, from classical to contemporary. Selected artists include : Berenice Abbott. Eugène Atget. Ruth Bernhard. Erwin Blumenfeld. Mark Cohen. Imogen Cunningham. Bruce Davidson. Roy DeCarava. František Drtikol. Werner David Feist. Pieter Henket. Consuelo Kanaga. Nadav Kander. William Klein. Jungjun Lee. Saul Leiter. El Lissitzky. Vivian Maier. Man Ray. Mary Ellen…
The exhibition is magnificent. It is called: The American Desert, it is signed Raymond Depardon. It will be held at the Institut Lumiere in Lyon until November 14. After the brutal death of the editor of his films, Olivier Froux, at the very moment when they were about to start editing Faits Divers together, Raymond Depardon initiated his great American project, the result of three trips. Composed of images of…
Raymond accompanied his photos with this comment: Thierry Frémaux, the curator of the exhibition asked me for a second exhibition for the beginning of next year. This will go back over the new “editing” of the book coming out on New York in October (in Points pocket at the Seuil editions). With the American Desert and New York, the 150 photos are a selection of photos that I have taken…
The American West was the occasion of a book published by Barral and apparently out of print today; the texts of Raymond and Serge Toubiana are fantastics. Photographer, filmmaker, journalist creator of a press agency , he documented his time like no one else. Privileged witness of a century in perpetual motion, Raymond Depardon, in activity since the beginning of the 1960s, is not only a master of photo-journalism, he…
Marginalized and Maligned: Ireland’s Travellers - text by Sean Sheehan Joseph-Philippe Bévillard has been photographing Irish Travellers for many years and his new book, Mincéirs, opens a window on Ireland’s most marginalized and maligned community. Mincéirs is a term in their language – a sui generis mix of English and Irish known as Shelta – for themselves, once a nomadic people but now largely settled in allocated areas of purpose-built…
Dorothée Nilsson Gallery presents the first solo exhibition I am Silver by Lotta Antonsson, with new works that explore the search for one's own or the constructed identity. The exhibition title is based on the poem The Mirror (1960) by Sylvia Plath, who – like Lotta Antonsson – uses mirror symbolism as a metaphor for a search for identity. The conflict between rejection and acceptance, the autonomous perception of the…
The Galerie des Photographes presents Mémoire de l'Instant. This original exhibition is based on the 25 books published by Jean-Christophe Béchet. The author offers us an overview of his thirty-year journey with a choice of original prints that are part of his private collection. The magic of photography causes fractions of a second to become visual compositions that defy time and take root in our memories. "Mémoire de l'Instant" is…
Submissions for this year’s International 212 Photography Competition were extended due to the high volume of applications and will be accepted until 17 September 2021. The competition will be judged by a jury of experts, including: Photo London Director Michael Benson, curator and photography historian Pauline Vermare, Magnum London Gallery Director Nicolas Smirnoff, FOAM Head of Exhibitions Claartje van Dijk, diChroma Photography Director Anne Morin, Lecturer and Director of London…
Vivian Maier was born in New York in 1926. Her father was of Austro-Hungarian origin and her mother was French, leading her to visit France several times during her youth. She began working as a children’s governess in 1951, first in New York, then until the 90s in Chicago, where she died in the spring of 2009. Her entire life had gone unnoticed, until the 2007 discovery of her photographic…
