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"He only had time to park his car, a convertible as always - it allows the photographer to drive while he scouts!" -, and to rush upstream of the scene just glimpse at. Jean Dieuzaide pulled out all the stops and made every encounter, every moment count. Often, however, he limited his intervention to setting up his tripod, then his large format camera. He took pictures immensely transparent without framing…
"Photographer of the human, nourished by varied and complementary influences, ranging from formalism [...] to neorealism, Jean Dieuzaide is a humble and authentic guide in this world of images where pretenses are legion. He offers us, with each of his photographs, an ideal occasion to celebrate the happiness of simply being there, alive and free. So let's follow him. Let's discover […] the incredible multiplicity of his photography. Not reducible…
"In all the photographic meetings I have attended, the moment came when Jean grabbed his Leica, paced back and forth, climbed on a chair, chose his angles, indulged in the photographer's dance. Discreet and yet noticed, because hardly anyone did so. And the same thought kept coming back: "Fortunately, there is someone taking pictures! ". Jean Dieuzaide, A life of photographers, Le temps qui fait, 2004, p. 7, preface by…
Galerie Elda Mazer — on appointment
51 rue Daguerre, 75014 Paris
from December 6th, 2021 to December 31st, 2021
David Zwirner Gallery Paris
108, rue Vieille du Temple, Paris, 75003 Paris
from November 27th, 2021 to January 29th, 2022
Galerie L'ANGLE
6, rue des Citronniers 64700 Hendaye, France
from November 20th, 2021 to December 31st, 2021
Galerie GADCOLLECTION
4 Rue du Pont Louis Philippe 75 004 PARIS
from November 9th, 2021 to January 9th, 2022
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“Rather than the word portrait, concerning Jean Dieuzaide, I would prefer using the one of meeting. If he mastered and used perfectly the stripping virtues of photography to lay bare those he framed, Jean Dieuzaide did not seek to develop any psychological discourse relating to his photographs of men and women, these "encounters" during over fifty years of career. The subject never became an object; he remained, at the risk…
Everybody liked Tom Stoddart, even other photographers! Especially other photographers. Tom was the photographer’s photographer. His pictures from conflicts, catastrophes and humanitarian crises around the world spoke for themselves; with a compassionate eye and a click, Tom captured the moment that told the story. His pictures were technically brilliant, emotionally charged and worth at least the thousand words reporters wrote to accompany them. His images from Sarajevo, the Berlin Wall, Iraq, Palestine,…
Mark Arbeit is one of the most fascinating photographers I have ever met. A gentle soul, with a sunny character combined with a sharp sense of style, a brilliant eye for photography, and with a killer-portfolio. Modest and kind at all times. Having worked with Man Ray, Irving Penn, and Helmut Newton, you can talk with him for hours, while marveling at his multifaceted approaches to the genres of portraiture,…
At the end of the 1970s, Henri Cartier-Bresson and his publisher Robert Delpire decided to produce a book and an exhibition which covered his entire career and which would take the name of "Henri Cartier-Bresson Photographer". It is an undisputed reference in the career of the photographer who traveled the world with the sole obsession of concentrating in an image a feeling in relation to what he saw and a…
Elizabeth Taylor was the face of classic Hollywood. As one of the 20th century's most loved stars, her image is instantly recognizable the world over. ACC Art Books and Iconic Images present the work of eight wonderful photographers — Douglas Kirkland, Milton Greene, Gered Mankowitz, Norman Parkinson, Eva Sereny, Terry O'Neill, Gary Bernstein and Greg Brennan — who were fortunate enough to capture the star at different moments of her…
Always looking for new talents to exhibit, in the middle of a set of proposed photographs, two or three images caught my attention. A few researches later, I found the author's site for these interesting works. The site confirmed my interest in this work which stood out among the others. This young designer from Latin America already uses knowledge of a good technical level that she combines with a capacity…
This is the first retrospective of the oeuvre of photographer Max Pinckers. A book is published by Hannibal Books to accompany the solo exhibition Max Pinckers – Double Bind in the Photo Museum of Antwerp from November 26, 2021 until March 13, 2022. The trilingual book marks the culmination of ten years of collaboration between the photographer Max Pinckers and the writer Hans Theys, who was given permission to use…
In 1905, during the visit to Paris of the Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, photographer Léopold Mercier set up his studio and immortalized the Native Americans who had come from across the Atlantic to put on a show. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr
Michael Hulett just announced the launch of The Hulett Collection. A fine art gallery specializing in classic 20th Century and contemporary photographs. The inaugural exhibition is DUALITIES. For now, this will remain a gallery in the digital world with newly curated shows every 6-8 weeks. A physical space is on the 2022 horizon. www.thehulettcollection.com contact : info@thehulettcollection.com
Roberto Battistini : Always in art ! Roberto Battistini is an artist photographer with a degree in cinema and a diploma from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris. He trained in the mixed technique of film exposure and developing, known as the Zone System, developed by Fred Archer and the mythical Ansel Adams. He also experimented extensively with silver printing techniques in the laboratory. Attracted by human…
From Eritrea to Sri Lanka, from the Carpathians to Patagonia or Zimbabwe, and to the far reaches of the Gobi Desert, the Italian photographer Pietro Pietromarchi has traveled the world to capture the last breaths of an endangered species. : that of steam trains. Faithful to film, black and white, and his manual Hasselblad 6x6, he delivers to us in square format, without cropping or retouching, timeless images where fulminating…
The Museum Folkwang's Photographic Collection presents the exhibition “Paul Kooiker – Fashion”. It is the first time that Kooiker’s fashion photographs will be on display in an institutional context. The newly acquired series of 25 photographs will enter into dialogue with works from the Photographic Collection's holdings, including Cindy Sherman, Grete Stern, and Juergen Teller. The exhibition “Stopover” will be shown concurrently: it presents new works by master's students from…
Photographer Olivier Garros wrote a beautiful text on Matt Black's book. Here it is : American Geography An immersion in the heart of an America in transition Matt Black began this series in his native Central Valley, a rural and isolated area in the middle of California, before expanding his travels to other areas of the United States where the most neglected communities live. Traveling thousands of kilometers by bus…
As the opening parties of the St Barth Photo Festival are coming to an end, The St Barth Photo Festival 2021 still offers new photographs to discover with Moon Shots a special exhibition by Daniel Arsham, taking place at the Eden Rock hotel. The exhibition presents a series of starlit night photographs captured in St Barth whilst Arsham was visiting the Island for the Moon Stone exhibition at the Territorial…
(5/5) Throughout the exhibition, which takes place at the Jeu de Paume in Paris, of the exceptional Walther collection bequeathed to Moma, L’Œil de la Photographie focuses on one masterpiece in particular. Today, vegetal typography. Acanthus is a perennial plant that is known for its protruding spines that can be painful. It has therefore quickly symbolized in history the blows that we can receive without expecting it and at the…
