After 30 years of accomplishments going well beyond the realm of photography, Bar Floréal closed its doors for good in 2015. Now, to celebrate the bar’s unusual history, a major…
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After 30 years of accomplishments going well beyond the realm of photography, Bar Floréal closed its doors for good in 2015. Now, to celebrate the bar’s unusual history, a major…
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Scarlet Muse is an alluring look at the intimate relationship between photography and prostitution. Since the invention of photography the purveyors of prostitution have served as inspiration and muse for…
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Hunter Barnes is one of the most significant documentary photographers working in America today. His sensitive photographs document aspects of America’s disappearing sub cultures and fringe groups. The exhibition - spanning…
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Cerise Doucède and her work first gained notoriety in 2013 when she won the HSBC photography award. Galerie Charron in Paris is presenting her work throughout June with Mimesis, an…
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Since the early ‘90s, gallerist Robin Rice and designer Antony Todd have maintained an artistic relationship. Now, these two creative minds are connecting again this summer to bring together a…
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The fourth edition of the PORTRAIT(S) festival of Vichy opens its doors today. Until 4th September Vichy is an outpost of today’s photography for a season and is presenting to…
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The Fahey/Klein presents until July 9, Please Don’t Smile, an exhibition of work by photographer Frank Horvat. The exhibition takes its title from Horvat’s recently published retrospective monograph (Hatje Kanz…
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Unlike its famed neighbour, Coney Island—with whom it spent the better part of the 20th century unsuccessfully competing—Brooklyn’s Brighton Beach remains largely un-mythologized, its cultural narrative unclear even to the…