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This book presents Alessandra Sanguinetti’s return to rural Argentina to continue her intimate collaboration with Belinda and Guillermina, two cousins who, as girls, were the subjects of the first book in her ongoing series, The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of Their Dreams. In this second volume, The Illusion of An Everlasting Summer, we follow Guillermina and Belinda from ages 14 to 24 as they negotiate the fluid…
Olivier Culmann is the curator of Selfies Ego/Egaux, assisted by Jeanne Viguié. This is his introductory text to the exhibition. Photography has undergone a true revolution in recent years. Since its creation, the camera has been directed - following our eye - from itself towards others, but its direction has suddenly been reversed. I have long wondered about the cause of this inversion, back to ourselves. Like many, I initially…
On September 24th (2:00PM EDT), Keith de Lellis Gallery will be auctioning a curated sale on Live Auctioneers' website: California Mid-Century and Other Photographs by various artists. Many of these artists are being offered at auction for the first time. The photographs are from a collection that belonged to an important picture editor and curator of the 1950s and '60s, with additions directly from artists as well as from a collector that…
TINTERA photographic art consultancy
17 Bahgat Aly Street, Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt
from September 30th, 2020 to November 14th, 2020
Musée du sous-marin La Flore Lorient La Base
Base de sous-marins, Rue Roland Morillot, 56100 Lorient, France
from September 19th, 2020 to January 3rd, 2021
BarTur Photo Award
www.barturphotoaward.org
from September 21st, 2020 to October 21st, 2020
Galerie Elda Mazer
51 rue Daguerre, 75014 Paris, France
from September 17th, 2020 to October 18th, 2020
Stephen Bulger Gallery
1356 Dundas Street West Toronto ON M6J 1Y2 Canada
from September 12th, 2020 to October 17th, 2020
Luma rencontres Dummy Book Award Arles 2020
https://www.rencontres-arles.com/en/luma-rencontresdummy-book-award-arles-2020/
from September 1st, 2020 to September 26th, 2020
I love Génerville
Generville 11270 France
from September 26th, 2020 to October 31st, 2020
Moulin de Ventabren
Chemin des Bonfils, 13122 Ventabren, France
from September 5th, 2020 to October 4th, 2020
L'ANGLE PHOTOGRAPHIES
6 rue des Citronniers 64700 Hendaye France
from August 20th, 2020 to September 27th, 2020
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André Carrara is a photographer apart. Fleeing fame like the plague, he cultivates stylism to the point of asceticism and yet he is one of the most sensual and even erotic fashion photographers. A memory, if you will allow me: André Carrara is the first photographer I have met. I was not interested in photography at the time. I had a small film column at the Jardin des Modes (fashion magazine); I had just turned 20. Knowing my dire financial situation, the wonderful head of the then very important photo department, Eleonore Latzarus hired me as a model for an […]
As art is the only area in which adults are allowed to have fun today, she does not deprive herself of it. In any case, this is how the Finnish artist who has been practicing staged self-portraits for a quarter of a century, usually alone, but sometimes accompanied by her dog or, more recently by accomplices, presents her approach. She builds everything with a beautiful distance that in no way prevents a poetic vision, among others in the landscapes of her Scandinavia native or her adopted Burgundy. The landscape, in the different seasons, becomes a setting with ample breathing, a […]
Panta Rhei (Everything flows) – Heraclitus of Ephesus The CRP/ presents a preview of works by five of the fifteen artists awarded the national photographic commission “Flux, une société en mouvement” [Flow, a society in motion], lanched in 2018 by Cnap (Centre national des arts plastiques) in partnership with the Ministry of Culture. The CRP/ supported this national commission project in conjunction with the photography centre Diaphane in Hauts-de-France. It will be presented in its entirety in the autumn of 2020 at Photaumnales in Beauvais. Echoing the various meanings of the word “flow” (spanning fusion, stream, information transmission, ensemble movement […]
A lot of the expositions of The Best of Times, The Worst of Times can be seen in open air – on the XXL Promenade & the Chassé Park. This area was a practice field of the former Chassé Barracks – Breda used to be border town & military stronghold- but has been transformed by Rem Koolhaas in a residential campus. Global warming, climatic change is the concern of various photographers in the exhibition. The problem is depicted in an overwhelming way by Simon Norfolk (1963) & Klaus Thymann (1974) in Shroud. As elsewhere, the Rhone glacier is melting in […]
The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography and the Still Art Foundation present the anniversary exhibition of Moscow’s main architectural photographer, Naum Granovsky, to mark the photographer’s 110th birthday. The opening of the exhibition, the publication of a new monograph Naum Granovsky 1920-1980 and the launch of the Naum Granovsky Foundation website will be a gift from the Lumiere Center for Photography and Still Art Foundation to Moscow residents on Moscow’s City Day. The new exhibition of Naum Granovsky’s work is a large retrospective project that combines famous photographs of old Moscow from the 20s and the Stalin era, as well […]
Working with an artist on a new exhibition is a joy. It is a different joy but just as intense to browse the shelves of the gallery, opening boxes in search of nuggets, discovering unexpected marriages. For this September start, forced to postpone the exhibition of Korean artist Bohnchang Koo, we took his work as a starting point to bring together, by affinities, works on the theme of SHAPE. This exhibition offers us the opportunity to compare classics from our collection (Harry Callahan, Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Bill Brandt) with works by photographers regularly exhibited at the gallery (Eric Dessert, Lucien Hervé, […]
Guillaume Geneste is the creator of the La Chambre Noire laboratory in Paris. One of the last film printer in France and the traveling companion of many photographers… In this book, he gives us his thoughts on the work of a printer, on the relationships he has with the artist photographer, on the future of this profession. Reflections, anecdotes and interviews with big names in international photography (Ralph Gibson, Duane Michals, Sid Kaplan or Howard Greenberg…), as well as French photographers of all generations (Arnaud Claass, Gabrielle Duplantier, Valérie Belin, Jo Terrien…), take us behind the scenes of the shooting […]
A photographer of the White House during Presidents Reagan and Obama, photojournalist Pete Souza releases these days his film documentary 'The Way I See It'.
Trial by social media – Cancel culture reaches BredaPhoto Yesterday we mentioned that BredaPhoto offered 54 projects – but in a matter of fact one project was scrapped within a week from it’s opening. What happened? From the start BredaPhoto profiled itself as a critical & ethical arts festival: each edition reflects the issues that confronts us. The lure of technology was translated in ‘To Infinity and Beyond’ (2018), self-centeredness in ‘You’ (2016), authenticity & new romanticism in ‘Song from the Heart’ (2014), opposed to the Homo Economicus they proposed the ‘Homo empathicus’ (2012), the economic turmoil was analyzed in […]
For this exhibition, Bertrand Carrière has made a selection of images taken from eight photographic corpora from the 1990s to today, inviting us to a compendium of revealing moments that have marked his creative and life journey. The exhibition brings together the two orientations that characterize its production – one, resulting from daily practice supported by an intimate, even autobiographical approach (Les Images-Temps, Signes de jour, Le Capteur); the other, appealing to the memory of places marked by history, from a documentary perspective (Dieppe/Caux, Après Strand, Miroirs acoustiques). For nearly forty years, Bertrand Carrière’s work has intensified over time, making […]
