According to the theorist of images and philosopher Georges Didi-Huberman, the history of art should teach us to both read images and accept that we can never fully possess them.…
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This Thursday night, October 13, 2016 was held at the School Of Visual Arts, in New York, the annual reception of the W. Eugene Smith Grant. In the usual and…
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In 1987, I attended the Whitney Biennial. I was so taken with the salon-style installation of Bruce Weber’s photographs that I went back to see the exhibition three more times.…
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Here is the nineteenth part of “I remember” by Bernard Plossu, since the early 1970s, he has photographed his friends photographers. His rare portraits were never shown; regularly The Eye…
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Chaque vendredi, durant dix semaines consécutives, L’Oeil de la Photographie publie l’un des 34 portraits de photographes de guerre réalisés par Alizé Le Maoult. Cette semaine est à l’honneur le…
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In Silent Speed, an exhibition by Marco Breuer on view at Yossi Milo Gallery, in New York, free-flowing shapes loop in and out of photographic color works, along with Polaroid…
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Part of the fascination with all photography is that the medium is firmly grounded in the documentary tradition. It has been used as a record of crime scenes, zoological specimens,…
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So there was the time he crossed paths with a pre-007 Pierce Brosnan on a Croatia movie set. He convinced a hydrophobic Tina Turner to pose in the middle of…
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Naturselbstdruck or Nature printing is a printing process, developed in the 18th century that uses the plants, animals, rocks and other natural subjects to produce an image. The subject undergoes…
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Photographer Christophe Jacrot publishes a new book entitled "Snjór", which means "snow" in Icelandic. Christophe Jacrot began nearly ten years ago this project on weather that led to immortalize the…
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