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A WORLD IN DARKNESS In this photographic suite - influenced by the hybrid work of Barbara Kruger - each unit is made up of one or two characters that I play. To these are added, on the surface of the images, verbal statements - which in another way inform the viewer about the philosophical, conceptual and symbolic dimensions of some of my convictions towards this world which seems to me…
WORLD IS SHAPED WITH NEW COLORS During 2019-2020, we found ourselves immersed in a mutual still life, fine art photography study: "World is shaped with new Colors" contemplating the ongoing gradual destruction of world dignity and moral. We were terrified to watch the positioning of prominent horrifying leaders to govern the globe, boosted by the viral nature of the World Wide Web enabling terrible biasing of democratic procedures. Subconsciously or…
MARE RURALE The project tells, through images, of a little explored and known territory in which I lived part of my life. Specifically, it is about Specchiolla, a small seaside resort frequented mainly in summer, which stretches on the Brindisi coast. This area has been my reference point for many years as my parents owned a restaurant near its cliff. It is only when I stopped frequenting those places that…
London
from February 16th, 2021 to April 14th, 2021
Moscou
from February 1st, 2021 to February 28th, 2021
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The book has the crazy charm of nostalgic diaries. It's called Tar Beach. It is signed Susan Meiselas. She didn't take any of the photos. She compiled the images and texts. Tar Beach is a fond memory of the rooftops of Little Italy in the 1970s and its people. There is a very nice preface by Martin Scorcese which ends with: And what was once Little Italy is now a…
Carousel, on stage at CAMERA in Turin, suggests a journey through the works by Paolo Ventura spanning his whole eclectic career. He used to be a fashion photographer when in the early 2000s moved to New York. Ever since his early works, Ventura mixed manual skill with a poetic vision of the world in order to create sets for short surreal stories to be captured by the camera. War Souvenir…
From Serge Gainsbourg to César, tributes have multiplied around personalities from the art world. Their memories are perpetuated through candid photographs of moments captured by brilliant photographers. Art in general and photography in particular is a safe haven, which connoisseurs and amateurs alike do not fail to value. The Villanfray et associés auction house is offering to share this passion on March 2, at an auction to be held behind…
The seventh Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest kicks off in Moscow. As per tradition, the submission of young photographers’ entries opens on the birthday of Rossiya Segodnya’s special photo correspondent after whom the contest was named. Professional photographers aged 18-33 can apply through stenincontest.ru (http://stenincontest.ru) in Russian, English (https://stenincontest.com) and Chinese (https://cn.stenincontest.com). Photo series and single photos can be submitted in four categories Top News, Sport, My Planet, and Portrait: A Hero…
The subject: the family & the entrepreneur - Award open to any professional photographer or photography student. - Each participant: treat the subject by asserting its author's perspective in the field of corporate photography, will use his field of predilection to enhance the heritage of the family and that of the entrepreneur with imagination and pragmatism, will present a minimum of four photos per theme (family & entrepreneur). - Endowment…
During the plenary session of Wednesday February 24th, 2021, the Académie des beaux-arts elected Mrs Sylvie Hugues as the correspondent of the photography section. Alongside Bernard Perrine, Agnès de Gouvion Sain-Cyr and Jean-Luc Monterosso, she will support the work of the three members of the photography section: Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Sebastião Salgado and Jean Gaumy. Sylvie Hugues has been a photography consultant and artistic director of the Festival du Regard since 2016.…
The Citadel Miollios in Ajaccio, as part of a development, opening and enhancement project, will be open to the public for the first time this summer. In parallel with the work that will be organized to transform the site, visitors will be able to discover the Citadel through archaeological excavations and even attend many cultural events. Uses will be tested and the precise future of the Citadel can thus be…
“In my nineties, my work looks different than I’ve ever seen it before… There’s a time for pictures that say hello, and there’s a time to listen.” - Elliott Erwitt Over 170 previously unseen images by photographer Elliott Erwitt will be published for the first time in Found, Not Lost. Spanning more than sixty years, the photographs in the book, often taken during lulls or breaks between assignments in his…
Opens Doors Gallery welcomes mixed media photographic artist Shae Detar. Shae Detar creates otherworldly photographic mixed media artworks, using a unique hand-painting process perfected over some years in which she paints directly onto her photographs. Shae’s surrealistic images merge photography and painting by exaggerating the colours of both the landscapes and her subjects. Taking them out of reality and placing them into another world. Shea takes great care to plan…
Infrared images are one of the visual signatures of our time. They are disturbing, strange, hyper-technological. They identify fever cases in a pandemic or ascertains whether a building is well insulated. They are as much a monitoring tool as they are a diagnostic tool. Its overly vivid colors have nothing real about it. Its strident reds, blues or yellows, however, reveal a reality that escapes the human eye. The architect…
Text by Tatiana Pavlova In their early, “communal” period the Vremya collective, and the Kharkiv photographers loosely allied with it, created a basic visual language system in their art. Later, they fleshed out their initial ideas, embracing a more comprehensive approach. The period between the late 1980s to early 1990s was a time of great change and transformation in the Ukrainian society as a result of the so-called Perestroika (“Rebuilding,”…
These images are by Marc Melki, he send them with this text! On November 25, 2020, at the initiative of Jérôme Giusti, attorney and President of the Droit d'Urgence association, I photographed women who openly testified. Geneviève, Sabine, Sophie, Gaelle came to talk about the moment when everything changed dramatically, the last straw that made them leave their violent partner; a gesture, a look, the reaction of a child ... But…
For over 30 years, humanitarian and fine art photographer Lisa Kristine has used her lens to reveal the common thread of what makes us human. Blurring the focus on circumstance, experience and preconceived notions, her images force us to pierce through our everyday bubbles, encouraging us as viewers to make a human connection with someone we otherwise may never meet. Her museum quality fine art photographs evoke the familiar in…
This is one of our new sections for 2021: Coup de Coeur! Favorite! Every day we receive photos that we cannot publish because they either stand alone or without a current context. A.Galerie presents this photograph of Keith Richards by Ethan Russell. A.Galerie 4 rue Léonce Reynaud 75116 Paris, France www.a-galerie.fr
Danziger at Fetterman presents an exhibition devoted to rare prints and rarely seen images from the American photographs of Robert Frank. The exhibition is comprised of 20 mostly unpublished works from the years 1955 – 1957 when Frank was traveling around America shooting what was to become not just his seminal work “The Americans”, but a seminal work in the medium of photography. Born in Zurich in 1924, Frank emigrated…
