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Archives - August 27, 2020 The photojournalist Ed Clark (1911-2000) has slipped below the radar despite having worked continuously from the 1930s to the early ‘60s. He worked primarily for Life magazine and, ironically, his all-round proficiency and prolificacy has eclipsed his achievement in showing how a part of America saw itself. Editorial policy dictated his assignments but how stories came to be photographed was down to him. His empathies…

Archives - August 27, 2020 Mark Moffett, PhD. is a biologist, naturalist, author and adventurer. His study of Asian ants led to his first story published by the National Geographic Magazine. He is known for studying and documenting new animal species and behaviors during his exploration in remote places in more than one hundred countries. He is presently a Research Associate in entomology at the Smithsonian Institution and a Visiting…

 Over the first two parts of our conversation, Jeremy Dennis introduced the research-driven foundation of his practice through On This Site, before exploring Nothing Happened Here and the ways photography can address memory, visibility, and the lasting impact of history. Throughout those conversations, one idea returned consistently: creating empathy by encouraging viewers to reconsider their relationship to the places they inhabit. In this final installment, Dennis discusses one of his…

Atlas Gallery & The Little Black Gallery announce The Last Dolls by Bob Carlos Clarke, an exhibition curated by Brandei Estes and presented at Atlas Gallery. It marks the 20th anniversary since the death of the photographer in 2006, and is the first Carlos Clarke exhibition in London for a decade. The exhibition includes signed edition prints, rare unique prints, one-of-a-kind collages, and iconic works from Clarke's celebrated 'Love Dolls…

Jayne H Baum – JHB Gallery presents a selection of photographs by Amanda Means. Amanda Means has been at the forefront of experimental photographic practice for over thirty years. Her iconic images of flowers, water glasses and light bulbs, and her innovative abstracts, are produced using an array of techniques including cameraless processes, the manipulation of darkroom chemistry, and large-format Polaroid printing. Means' breakthrough in darkroom photography came with her…

Mémoire de l'Avenir and Ben Ami Gallery present Punctum – Dialogue, a group exhibition bringing together artists from a wide range of backgrounds, from the lands of the Levant and beyond. The original concept and curatorial choice are by Doron Polak (The Water Institute Givatayim), with Hagit Ben Ami and Daniella Aira for Ben Ami Gallery; the in-situ co-curation is by Margalit Berriet, with Helen Margaret Giovanello, for Mémoire de…

Archives - August 26, 2024 Paci Contemporary presents a selection of photographs by Horst P. Horst, the master of timeless elegance and sensual sophistication was born on August 14, 1906. A leading artist for Vogue magazine for six decades, he was a figure of international caliber, capable of rendering a narrative of the intertwined worlds of art, design, and performance. A master of light, composition and atmospheric illusion, Horst P.…

Archives - August 26, 2024 Joseph Bellows Gallery presents Gary Krueger's charming, whimsical and sometimes fierce scenes of dogs in cars across Los Angeles. This small thematic group of canine cruisers was culled from Krueger's impressive archive of vintage, 8x10 inch gelatin silver prints. Using his quick reflexes and chrome-plated Canon F-1 camera, these images, found in the City of Los Angeles in the 1970s, is a nostalgic series capturing…

Gad Edery: The Collector’s Eye From finance to photography, Gad Edery did not change worlds; he changed his way of seeing. For fifteen years, between Paris, Geneva and London, he worked in the trading world. Yet along his career, another, more personal story was taking shape: that of a collector who began acquiring artworks at the age of 19 and developed a particular passion for photography. In London, from 1997…

SKIRA publishes Pablo Arroyo : Plates, The first monograph dedicated to Pablo Arroyo’s new professional project, a return to “pure” and essential photography. After years devoted to fashion photography for the most prestigious international brands, Pablo Arroyo presents a new and significant chapter in his professional career, which consciously goes “beyond” the boundaries of fashion photography. It is a choice that breaks with the past and, at the same time,…

“I invent nothing. I imagine everything. I have sought only to express reality, for nothing is more surreal” - Brassaï. Walk with me through a foggy Parisian night. Pause. Watch the mist fall in gentle swirls wrapping the city in gossamer folds. Feel the damp upon your skin. Wander the streets in the liminal space between dusk and dawn. Meander along the banks of the River Seine lulled by the…

In the context of the Festival OFF Arles 2026, Fabián Suspensivo exhibits El Ball de Núria at the Hôtel de Ville de Perpignan from August 29 to September 13, 2026. He presents the series as follows. At fourteen, Núria met Josep at a village dance. He proposed with a camera instead of a ring. Today, at eighty-five and without him, she lives on in the house they built together: the…