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 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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Jef Geys est né en 1934 en Belgique, à Leopoldsburg. Héritier (non revendiqué) de Fluxus, il débute son œuvre dès l’âge de 13 ans. Il est aujourd’hui considéré comme l’un…
Jean-Robert Dantou and Florence Weber's book The walls don't speak, published by Editions Kehrer, is the winner of the Best Photography Book of the Year Award, International category, at PhotoEspana…
Darcy Padilla, member of VU' agency is the winner of the Canon Female Photojournalist Award 2016, supported by ELLE magazine, for her project about the Lakotas of the Pine Ridge…
La ville de Toulouse a annoncé vendredi l'acquisition auprès de sa famille des quelque 600.000 négatifs de Jean Dieuzaide et l'ouverture dans deux ans d'un lieu d'exposition dédié à ce…
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Our mission is to celebrate the vision of extraordinary photographers, ignite conversations about critical issues, and foster the next generation of artists.…
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Sheila Pree Bright is an award-winning fine-art photographer nationally known for her photographic series, Young Americans, Plastic Bodies and Suburbia. Bright’s most current work, #1960Now, exhibited at Look3, 2016, evolved…
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Conceptual artist, Phillip Toledano is curating Reality Show, a two-person exhibition featuring the work of photographers Olivia Bee and Doug Dubois. A sublime pairing, it will be fascinating to see…