The "Off" of the festival Planch(s) Contact hosts every year fifteen photographic exhibitions produced by photographers living part of the year in Deauville, or by groups and associations of photographers.The…
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Sleep an hour longer? Live an hour longer? The third component of the festival, the Mondaine 25th Hour, is an annual competition aimed to capture life in the extra hour…
On Wednesday, October 26, 2016, Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière proclaimed Bruno Fert as recipient of the Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière Prize – Académie des Beaux-Arts in […]…
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Gamma : une histoire de photographes, une histoire d’agence, l’une des plus belles. Un livre aux éditions de la Martinière célèbre son 50e anniversaire. Il est formidable. Les textes d’Hubert…
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Born in 1933, Eikoh Hosoe spent his childhood in a Japan destroyed by the war. The avant-garde photographers of his generation, torn between nationalist authoritarianism and the opening of an…
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Every Friday, for 10 consecutive weeks, The Eye of Photography is publishing one of the 34 portraits of war photographers taken by Alizé Le Maoult. This week, we honor Patrick…
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Fascinated with the art & architecture remnants of the Fascist movement in Italy, Peter Arnell took time this summer to carefully document the Stadio Olympico in Rome. These statues were…
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Harry Benson was born in Glasgow amid the drama of WWII with bombs dropping overhead, but Benson managed to escape through the lens of a camera. His curious fortune struck…
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A photographer since 1948, Elliott Erwitt’s early black and white photographs set a precedent for the genre of social landscape and anticipated the iconic imagery of Lee Friedlander, Garry Winogrand,…
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This is the story of s scoop, such as don’t happen anymore. In November 1963, Marc Riboud joined Jean Daniel in Havana and, while waiting for an interview with Fidel…
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