Schilt Publishing releases first book of 2016 with Ken. To be destroyed by Sara Davidmann. Edited by Val Williams. This project began with an archive and a discovery. The British…
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Following publication of Mat Jacob’s Chiapas, Insurrection zapatiste au Mexique 1995-2013 in the Photo Poche collection from Editions Actes Sud, the Fait & Cause gallery will be showing a selection…
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Pascal Beausse, Head of the Photographic Collection, presents Santa Ana Wash by Robert Adams, a work acquired by CNAP in 1989. Made in 1982 in San Bernardino county, close to a…
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In this new series of epic panoramas, Nick Brandt records the impact of man in places where animals used to roam, but no longer do. In each location, Nick Brandt…
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The mystery of a forgotten piece of luggage is the catalyst that begins this new tale from Holly Andres. The intrigue that grows from this discovery recounts the artistʼs own…
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Richard Tuschman’s latest project, “Once Upon A Time In Kazimierz,” debuted at Klompching Gallery from March 2nd to April 9th. The project is Tuschman’s long awaited followup to his well-received…
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On August 9, 1863, the day before Alexander Gardner opened his new studio at 7th and D streets in Washington, President Abraham Lincoln came in to pose. The President used…
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The Académie de la Grande Chaumière, cafés like Le Dôme, La Rotonde, and La Couple, artists’ studios where nude models used to pose, Boulevard Edgar Quinet and jazz clubs: this…
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Bhupendra Karia, we called him BK. He worked closely with Cornell Capa prior to ICP's opening in 1974 and then for three years as his collaborator, establishing the guidelines that…
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