2016

In the mid-seventies, the stationary Viking Landers were the first to land on planet Mars. Though the alien landscape was magnificent, there were no canals or skeletons or wind-blown ruined…

Organized as a part of the Grand Arles Express des Rencontres, the exhibition Dominiques Lambert by Stéphanie Solinas is on display at the Carré d’Art—Musée d’art contemporain in Nîmes. As…

Yan Morvan’s impression that media coverage of conflicts no longer boils down to anything more than infotainment and the mass consumption of images prompted him to orientate his work in…

Yann Gross est the winner of the Luma Rencontres Dummy Book Award Arles 2015. Today his series "The Jungle Book" is exhibited in Magasin Eléctrique, Arles. When the Spanish conquistador Francisco…

Irving Berlin wrote "Nothing But Blue Skies" in 1926. The song could have been about the sky over New York on the morning of September 11th, 2001. The narrative of…

The Statue of Liberty—an emblem of America, symbol of freedom and democracy, and colossal challenge sealing the union between art and technology—is one of the world’s most photographed landmarks. The…

The project "Restricted Areas" is about utopian strive of humans for technological progress. Humans are always trying to own ever more than they have - this is the source of…

The exhibition "Pas de Deux" brings together the photographs taken by Eikoh Hosoe and those taken by William Klein of Kazuo Ohno (1906-2010), the cofounder of the Japanese dance form…

Hans Silvester’s photography is a vibrant plea for the diversity of the planet. Since the 1980s, tirelessly bearing witness to peoples or places threatened with extinction or grave changes has…