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2016

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Fred Tomaselli, the subjective objective

Drawing upon art historical sources and Eastern and Western decorative traditions, Fred Tomaselli's works explode in mesmerizing patterns that appear to grow organically across his compositions. Starting in 2005, Tomaselli…

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Vivian Maier’s American chronicles

A body of work produced in secret and discovered by chance and belatedly: this is enough for Vivian Maier to become a heroine of the history of photography. The exhibition…

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Lucien Clergue, Les Suds

The city of Bayonne presents the exhibition “Lucien Clergue, Les Suds”, coproduced with l’Atelier Lucien Clergue thanks to the involvement of Yolande Clergue and his daughters Olivia and Anne Clergue.…

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An interview with Ben Schonzeit

Ben Schonzeit was born in Brooklyn in 1942 and developed a love and talent for painting and composition from an early age. He attended Cooper Union in New York City…

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Justine Kurland, The call of the road

Published by Aperture, Highway Kind allows us to (re)discover the impressive body of work of the American photographer Justine Kurland, from her early series, such as This Train is Bound…

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25 years, Slender, Free: L’Insensé

Twenty-five years is older that the age of Vanessa Van Zuylen when she created L’Insensé alongside Elizabeth Nora in 1991. The convergence of the two personalities coming from two generations…

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Marion Gronier, No Man Is An Island

Secluded in villages or parked in reserves, they live far apart from the world. Mennonites by choice, Indians by limitations. In the two cases, they are confined to open sky.…

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