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In Montreal, an exhibition laid out as an opera in six acts reveals the multiple worlds of fashion designer Thierry Mugler. With this retrospective "Couturissime", the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is interested in the fashion, the perfume and the famous stagings of the French couturier, but also in photography. That of Mugler, who said at the press conference "born to be a photographer" and of course that of great…
The artistic quality of a masterpiece is perceived not just as a manifestation of savoir faire, insight and talent, but as a magic trick: "The magic of the soul in its quest for the sublime", said André Malraux. The artwork challenges. it said to its audience, "Stop watching me." It does not want money, nor to be consumed. It takes time. Its stops the time of those who look at…
One, Marie-Pierre Morel, is a photographer, the other, Lou Jeunet, is a filmmaker. Both had the common desire to take a feminine look at the studio nude, whether male or female. The photographs taken by the writer Pierre Louÿs of his mistress Marie de Régnier in 1898 are at the origin of the project. They strike with their audacity and their modernity. From behind, sitting, lying, looking straight into the…
L'ANGLE PHOTOGRAPHIES
6 rue des Citronniers 64700 Hendaye France
from March 22nd, 2019 to April 28th, 2019
Galerie de L'Escale
25 Rue de la Gare, 92300 Levallois-Perret, France
from March 4th, 2019 to May 2nd, 2019
ArtCube Gallery
9, place Furstenberg 75006 Paris, France
from February 14th, 2019 to March 30th, 2019
Galerie Parallax - créations photographiques
3 rue des Epinaux 13100 Aix-en-Provence France
from February 23rd, 2019 to April 27th, 2019
Galerie XII Los Angeles
6150 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048, USA
from March 16th, 2019 to April 21st, 2019
Galerie &co119
119 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris, France
from March 21st, 2019 to May 17th, 2019
Paper Fetish Photobook Cafe
Droogbak 9 HS, 1013GG Amsterdam, The Netherlands
from April 25th, 2019 to April 29th, 2019
Galerie Solvay
21, rue de Tournon, 75 006 Paris, France
from March 22nd, 2019 to March 22nd, 2019
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From reenactments of battles to dramatic theater productions, the restaging of historical events has a long history. For some contemporary photographers, reimaging events for the camera has become a powerful means to explore art historical narratives or reinterpret personal stories. Encore: Reenactment in Contemporary Photography, on view March 12-June 9, 2019 at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Getty Center features […]
As a Lebanese-born American woman and mother, my background and cross-cultural experiences inform my art. I have dedicated my work to exploring issues of personal and collective identity through photographs of female adolescence and womanhood – both in the United States where I live and the Middle East where I am from. I am interested in what it is like […]
Written by Andy Romanoff I love the small museums you find in out of the way places. Not so focused on the large, culture shaping events that are the concerns of the great museums they often concentrate on the lives of the people who lived nearby. In another story I wrote recently I said “There is history everywhere, the small […]
Gerwyn Davies work gives a performative approach to image making. Showcasing an inventory of characters, Davies constructs and contrasts costumes, locations, themes and the hyper-real. The intentional layering aims to reinvent the body and serve as a digital habitat. Disparate materials, concealment, and the reanimation of popular iconography and myth, provide another means for perception and step away from the […]
Resilient is an exhibition (at Forma Meravigli, in Milan), a book (published by Contrasto), but above all the testimony of a world – the African world –that is able to cope, reorganize and react despite the crises that mark it. The author, is Marco Gualazzini, collaborator of the Contrasto agency and one of the nominees for the World Press Photo […]
How do we confront what climate strategist Jorgen Randers calls “the burden of ‘Big Grief,’” when nature is increasingly destroyed around us? The artists in Melt Down present evidence of the undeniable impact of climate change on the fragile environments of the Arctic and Antarctic. As Bruce Brown, exhibition curator states, “With increasing frequency, Maine artists of all disciplines are traveling to the […]
Galveston Artist Residency presents, NAUSEA, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles based artist, Arden Surdam. For her first show in Texas, Surdam presents six photographs alongside a freshwater aquatic installation and a custom donut-shaped algae tank, which will cultivate the growth of cyanobacteria (spirulina) during the exhibition period. Through ongoing research on the coded relationship between art and food, Surdam’s […]
“A festival is about taking risks,” says Louise Clements, founder and director of Format, the UK’s leading international photography festival, which returns this year to celebrate its ninth edition. “Festivals can come and go, but to sustain something for so many years, you have to work out how to make it valuable for its participants and its audience, by giving […]
Before social media and online dating the Australian outback had a more traditional way for young men and women to meet up – The Bachelor and Spinster Ball. This uniquely Australian tradition, originating in the Nineteenth Century, gave single men and women from the rural Australia an opportunity to find their soul mate over formal black-tie dinner and dances. But […]
Quinn is the fictional story of a young man, William Henry Quinn, who walks from the south-west of England to the far north of Scotland at the end of the Second World War. Although fictional, the work is a response to the real experiences of young men and women who have suffered trauma as a consequence of conflict and personal […]
