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Urban-Life Photography takes many forms and technology has transformed it in so many ways. The excitement of the early days is still there in the world of Black and White imagery. My photographs of people are not dramatic in your face statements but quiet thoughtful photographs of ordinary people mostly in their own quiet moments. The absence of ego makes them all the more relevant. The vibrancy of city life…

Paintings and Advertising Inscriptions from Another Time Today, we still pass very close, on foot or in vehicle without really seeing them or even looking at them and yet, they are vestiges of activities known from another era, that of before the " trente glorieuses ". These ancient paintings and inscriptions, some of which still stand up to the passage of time, remain witnesses of a period of significant industrial…

Urban Wondering New York, the city where everything is picture-worthy... The light bursts out of the darkness, as if to better underline the mystery of this city with a thousand facets - it transforms a subway station into a pictorial work, allowing our eyes to capture the instantaneity of a life. There is no more top or bottom, only a maze of windows opening onto the world. This series has…

The Board-Corpus Project Corpus The body. Without it we do not exist. Devoid of emotions. Absent of sensations. Evaporation of self. Set against a recurring backdrop, bodies appear and disappear, half hidden or fully exposed, in front of the board, making it a totem of grounding force, around which takes place, a dance full of spiritual tensions, A humble desire, jubilation of visceral energies. An anatomical resemblance, fluid genders. An empowering…

Portraits “Female faces in semi-profile partially lit, behind them, the background is neutral, in a more or less abrupt shade going from white to black. The models maintain a certain distance from reality, eyes are suspended and aloof, detached. They are timeless and appear to have been photographed nude. We see there rulers in exile who have retained their nobility despite the decline of their empire, that empire which also…

Trip to Tierra del Fuego The weather is very changeable in the latitudes of the extreme south of the American continent, we are not far from Cape Horn, a myth that many sailors have faced in the face of storms of incredible violence. When they sailed along the coast in the 16th century, fires were visible from their boats, and so was called this land, LAND OF FIRE. Places of…

Alone Alone is a sequence of images (some of them are self-portraits) that are articulated as an interior monologue concerning the times we live in. The long period of social isolation is giving rise to unusual moods, such as the fear and the anxiety of leaving our home, the place that has made us feel safe for months. In the fear and anguish of leaving our environment, we discover new…

Keith de Lellis Gallery celebrates the 90th anniversary of New York City’s magnificent Art Deco skyscraper in its summer exhibition. After demolishing the famous original Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Fifth Avenue in 1929, the Bethlehem Engineering Corporation took on the world’s most ambitious building project to date: the construction of the Empire State Building, the first 100+ story building. The Chrysler Building, with 77 stories, briefly held the title of…

“I didn't want to imitate life. The image in itself is already something concrete. I wanted to find a way to abstractly express a feeling, life itself. "- Wang Bing LE BAL is exhibiting Wang Bing, one of the greatest contemporary filmmakers, with an immersive installation designed with the artist, on a proposal by the curators, Dominique Païni and Diane Dufour. “One day in 1999, in North-East China, a 32-year-old…

In the 1990s, Revue Noire, much more than a publication, revealed a vibrant culture in Africa. The exhibition revisits this new way of writing and showing people the different forms of contemporary creation on this continent. It is accompanied by a selection of works of art and mainly by a panorama of 300 photographs by 28 African photographers allowing to discover the field and the different historical facets of African…

The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. This is : May Fashion 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. This feature was first published by The Agents Club. www.theagents.club

Trained at the EFET school of photography, Marion Dubier-Clark perfected her photography in portrait and landscape art through various trips, notably to the United States, Japan and Cuba. Her work focuses on the notion of Territory and the stories that are part of it, nostalgia can be read through her photos, through her edited books, like initiatory journeys. She makes Fine Art prints for individuals but also for the BNF…

The Past Ahead of Me is a dialogue between two prominent Nordic visual artists, both of whom are in the middle of their careers; Astrid Kruse Jensen and Marie Sjøvold. The exhibition, curated by the director of Fotografisk Center, Kristine Kern, shows new artworks with a special focus on what the two artists have in common thematically and in their approach to the artwork. Grief and loss are two recurring…

Today, the Institut pour la photographie announces the achievement of a decisive stage in its development, by welcoming three archive collections of major figures in the history of photography: Bettina Rheims, Jean-Louis Schoellkopf and Agnès Varda. These first three collections reflect the diversity of the fields of activity of photography according to very distinct aesthetic approaches, and its technical evolution from film to digital. More generally, these archives constitute an…

In 2021, for the first time in France, a history museum retraces chronologically and thematically the history of the persecution of homosexuals and lesbians under the Third Reich, based on a rich selection of documents, most of which have never been presented in France. Long taboo, the fate of the "pink triangles", although it has been the subject of leading historical research for some thirty years, is still unknown to…