During the Vietnam War, Marines would place an ace of spades, the ‘death card,’ on the bodies of slain Vietcong soldiers in an effort to scare any survivors… These Polaroids,…
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The distinctive iconography of Saul Leiter’s early black and white photographs stems from his profound response to the dynamic street life of New York City in the late 1940s and 50s.…
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‘G I A‘ Carangi was unquestionably the iconic starlet of fashion she embodied the archetype of a supermodel in the 1980s. In her all-too-short, but meteoric rise to fame, GIA…
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This is the first New York exhibition for the talented 19-year old photography and director, Olivia Bee, whose sole objective is emotional authenticity. “These photos are optimistic even when they’re sad. Everything…
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Magnum Photos is the legendary photo agency responsible in part for breaking barriers in photography, which, until the end of World War II, was separated into editorial, commercial and artistic divisions.…
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For the latest issue of De l’air, magazine director Stéphane Brasca published the work of 25 photographers obsessed with rear ends. At a time when ‘belfies’ (butt + selfie) are everywhere you…
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There are many reasons why the National Museum of Singapore should be proud to show the latest impressive work of Brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado, Genesis, already introduced by L’Oeil de la Photographie.…
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Almost 30 years ago a morning in August ,the police of the 16th arrondissement discovered the body of a jogger, he had no identification on him and it took three…
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After several tiresome days of walking the busy streets of Kolkata, I visited the Victoria Memorial, which is surrounded by a few parks. Four months in India and I had…
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This week on the web: interviews with Elliott Erwitt, Annie Leibowitz and Wolfgang Tillmans; tributes to Marylin Monroe, Maya Angelou and Robert Capa; portfolios about the body and being in…
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