Known internationally for his thought-provoking images, LaChapelle’s newest series Land Scape uses hand-crafted scale models to explore the infrastructure of oil production and distribution, illustrating the […]…
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Known internationally for his thought-provoking images, LaChapelle’s newest series Land Scape uses hand-crafted scale models to explore the infrastructure of oil production and distribution, illustrating the […]…
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Although group photography is a genre widely practiced in the United States by local photographers for every type of group or association, it is mainly […]…
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This exhibition presents the finalists of the 4t edition GD4PHOTOART 2015 competition: Marc Roig Blesa, Netherlands/Spain – Raphaël Dallaporta, France – Madhuban Mitra and […]…
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Jason Sangik Noh is a surgeon specialized in cancer treatment. He operates in Seoul but also works abroad, especially in Vietnam. This work, a mixture […]…
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My Things. The project that I started in 2001 is a photography series created by scanning objects. I’ve been working on this project for 12 […]…
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First came the album, then the booklet and later the book. For over a century, industry has introduced new ways of using printing in its […]…
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Fourteen exhibitions, fourteen masterpieces, nothing to criticize, nothing to deplore! The second Bologna Industrial Photography Biennial FOTO/INDUSTRIA 2015 is an absolute and amazing success. […]…
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Born in the great Canadian prairies, Edward Burtynsky very quickly understood the need to look at the impact of industrial development in a different way. […]…
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«This began when I saw a bolt of light zigzag across the stairs one afternoon at the “New York Times Magazine”. I pulled out my […]…