Things got simple: a Contax 35mm camera, one Norman flash, one Polaroid 180 camera and one 35mm lens. For everything. This meant I could travel light and keep things as simple…
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Things got simple: a Contax 35mm camera, one Norman flash, one Polaroid 180 camera and one 35mm lens. For everything. This meant I could travel light and keep things as simple…
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I moved to New York. My pictures didn’t seem to be in great demand at this moment so I spent a lot of time doing graphic design and typography. But…
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In 1962 I went to the royal college of art to study graphic design. I have always loved doing graphics and up till today I still do graphic design jobs.…
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When I left the royal college of art in 1965, I totally abandoned my graphic design / painter training. I needed something more direct and emotional - that was music.…
Le Foam inaugure pour ses dernières expositions de l’année 2015 une exposition rétrospective de l’artiste américaine Francesca Woodman (1958–1981).…
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The Big Gallery is a fledgling gallery based in the village of Saint Paul, having inaugurated Pupa Neumann’s "Daydream" photographic exhibition last week. The works will be visible until January…
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Here is the third part of “I remember” by Bernard Plossu, since the early 1970s, he has photographed his friends photographers. His rare portraits were never shown, regularly The Eye…
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Tomorrow, Sous Les Etoiles Gallery opens the first survey exhibition of photographer Alberto Korda’s 1959 and 1960 visits to the US with Fidel Castro. The exhibition, titled “Korda in America,”…
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American Home takes a long look at mid-century America, a culture where men returned home from war, mass consumption and advertising proliferated, and gender roles were set in stone. Women…