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2016

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Bernard Plossu, The Bivouac Fires

If Bernard Plossu’s work is perhaps seen as that of a “travel photographer”, we search in vain for some trace of exoticism, the desire to make the place awesome. Against…

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John Loengard, Moment by Moment

Robert Shnayerson, the matchless editor, wrote me, “I confess that a fascination with impermanence—the world's torrential changes—has given me a respect for photography as an art of freezing instants that…

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Krass Clement, Waiting for yesterday

Logic would dictate that Krass Clement, born on 15th March 1946 in Copenhagen, would go into the cinema after his studies at the Danish Film School. Following in the footsteps…

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Nan Goldin, Diving for Pearls

In her latest book, Diving for Pearls, Nan Goldin presents us with almost exclusively new, unpublished work. We are invited to contemplate the sense of magic and surprising abstractness exuding…

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Seydou Keïta in Belgium

In 1991, Jean Pigozzi and André Magnin discovered the (uncredited) photographs of Seydou Keïta, who was then completely unknown outside sub-Saharan Africa, following their visit to the exhibition Africa Explores,…

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Zoom Photo Festival Saguenay 2016

Once again the Zoom Photo Festival Saguenay in Chicoutimi in Québec, now in its seventh edition, kicks off under the first gingerly layers of snow. A well-established event in photojournalism,…

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