The 2015 Rencontres Parisiennes de la Photographie Contemporaine at the Esplanade des Invalides (7th arrondissement, Paris) is a contemporary photography fair organised as part of the arrondissement’s 7eme en Fête…
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The 2015 Rencontres Parisiennes de la Photographie Contemporaine at the Esplanade des Invalides (7th arrondissement, Paris) is a contemporary photography fair organised as part of the arrondissement’s 7eme en Fête…
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Hans Lucas and Findspire studio collaborated during the 2015 Rencontres d’Arles to produce a series named “Inside”. The idea of this series was to take advantage of the most important…
The Impossible Project and Third Man Records share the same belief: that making something real and tangible is more important than ever before. At […]…
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The exhibition « Personal Disclosure » by Yoram Roth is on display at CWC gallery. The exhibition includes more than sixty new works by […]…
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This is Nice…You recognize the sky and the light, white above the sea, cobalt blue above the hills that surround the city. And also, […]…
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Hurricanes. Earthquakes. Superstorms. War. Martial Law. The Zombie Apocolypse. The Bug Out Bag is the most basic piece of gear for disaster preparedness. It […]…
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The EPIC stories magazine was born last year from the will to create a media that would exclusively be dedicated to photojournalism. This autumn, […]…
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Dark City includes photographs by Lynn Saville taken across the US, as well as around New York City and an introduction by acclaimed author Geoff […]…
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This exhibition is a festive interrogation on identity, roots and the idea of nation, contrasting the dramatic images of migrants that have headlined our […]…