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1970: a young black protester, seated on top of a statue outside the New Haven, CT, Courthouse shouts as he raises his fist in the air. This iconic image brings…
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The book is sumptuous. It’s titled Gamma :une histoire de photographes. It’s published today by Editions de la Martiniere and it is accompanied by an exhibition at the Palais de…
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The Bibliothèque de France explores for the first time the unique relationship of Richard Avedon with France. Celebrated since his debut for his fashion photography, Avedon has developed throughout his…
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Photography is a medium that exercises various elements, following sub-categories, which can be about Art, entertainment or shock- value, commercialism, private viewing, & documenting cultural progressions.…
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Through December 3rd, Jackson Fine Art, in Atlanta, presents an exhibition by American photographer Duane Michals entitled The Narrative Photograph. Portrait of a lover of stories and dreams.…
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Planche(s) Contact, a festival of photographic creations, is celebrating six years and its seventh edition. Six years old, that’s the age at which children go to the “big school”. For…
2016 is gone. Good riddance! Welcome 2017! To close this year, we offer you the Best Of the year of The Eye, every day, through January 1st. It is always…
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Is the title a joke? Unfortunately not! The festival is a wonderful ensemble of astonishing exhibitions, some deeply moving, with many eye-opening projections. However, the heart of…
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Léon Herschtritt’s work is a trial for the critic. The series emerge without having to be decoded. They are obvious. A prostitute shimmies, a soldier puffs out his chest, Parisian…