Edward Burtynsky is a Canadian photographer whose many projects show the effects of human, especially industrial, activity, on the environment across the globe, in the cities as well as the…
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Edward Burtynsky is a Canadian photographer whose many projects show the effects of human, especially industrial, activity, on the environment across the globe, in the cities as well as the…
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Gamma: a story of photographers, the story of an agency, one of the best. An Éditions de la Martinère book (Gamma : Une histoire de photographes) is celebrating its 50th…
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When I started taking the series of photographs of the naked young men and animals, I had this idea of photographing a youth upon whose chest I would place some…
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I am a Parisian. I can still recall the smell of Les Halles in the early 60s, where you could eat the rich beef stew pot-au-feu, or oysters at 3.am…
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Winter 2014. Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature in Paris invites Thierry Girard to take up an artist’s residency on the Belval estate in the Ardennes. The place…
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Evangeline and I first met in a moment of serendipity. In early 2012 I was skimming Longfellow’s collected works for passages to inspire a seemingly unrelated project about his birthplace…
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The Bibliothèque nationale de France, Département de l'Audiovisuel, Paris has, with the direction of curator Brigitte Loret, created an archive for Marcus Reichert. Born in the United States in 1948,…
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One hundred and fifty years after the death of Ulysses S. Grant history has begun to vindicate this great, yet often maligned, general. A humble man of striking insight, Grant…