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The Wellcome Photography Prize 2027 is now open for entries, launching a global call for images that reveal how health is experienced, represented and understood. Marking its 30th year, the internationally recognised Prize continues to spotlight outstanding visual storytelling at the intersection of science and human experience. The Prize welcomes ambitious work spanning all scales of life, from scientific imaging and biomedical research to personal stories of care, illness, connection…
Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation gives HfG Rundgang Award 2026 to Kerstin Weiser Kerstin Weiser receives this year’s HfG Rundgang Award 2026 by the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation for her project “Von Sandburg zu Sandburg” (“From sandcastle to sandcastle”). Presented annually, the prize recognises students at the Offenbach University of Art and Design (HfG Offenbach), whose work engages with the medium of photography. As part of its commitment to supporting emerging…
These small group tours of the city offer participants an opportunity to train their photographic eye and sensitivity. Shady little streets, contrasting monuments, a dazzling square and a timeless exhibition space are some of the highlights punctuating these introductory walks. Participants will do simple, technical experiments with light to focus more broadly on observation, distance, framing and personal choices. These photographic walks are primarily intended for beginners or near-beginners who…
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MUUS Collection exhibits a series of collection highlights to celebrate its 10th anniversary, introducing the public to its archive and mission, at AIPAD New York. For the past ten years, MUUS Collection has brought to light 20th century photographers whose work never received the proper accolades and attention it was deserving of. Through the acquisition, conservation, and promotion of each of their estates, MUUS has brought many exceptional artists to…
Launched in March 2021, The Darkroom Rumour online platform allows people to view a rich array of films about photography. "The idea was to be able to offer photography and image lovers a place where they can find the films that cannot be seen anywhere else." It is in these terms that Thomas Goupille, at the origin of The Darkroom Rumour presented his project. With an eclectic offer and attractive…
For its first exhibition of the year 2023, the Pavillon Populaire - photographic art space of the City of Montpellier - welcomes "La Surface et la Chair. Madame d'Ora, Vienne-Paris, 1907-1957". Indeed, under the name of Madame d'Ora, Dora KALLMUS (1881–1963) was a renowned photographer, working as a society portraitist first in Vienna, then a major cultural center and laboratory of modernity in Europe, then in Paris in the Roaring…
Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
60 rue des Archives, 75003 Paris, France
from July 22nd, 2026 to October 15th, 2026
Atelier Smedsby
85 Rue du Midi, 93100 Montreuil, France
from July 22nd, 2026 to September 7th, 2026
Galerie La Lison
5 rue Pierre Chausson, 75010 Paris
from June 11th, 2026 to July 31st, 2026
Tom Stoddart Award for Excellence
Great-Britain
from July 1st, 2026 to October 1st, 2026
IRIS Arles
12 rue Diderot, 13200 Arles, France
from July 4th, 2026 to August 16th, 2026
Artchives
Paris, France
from June 30th, 2026 to August 15th, 2026
Format Festival
Derby, Great-Britain
from June 24th, 2026 to September 7th, 2026
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Back to Lectoure, whose 2026 program we previously announced (1), to find on the walls of the art center the artfully pinned images of Yamamoto Masao (1957, Gamagōri, Japan), representing a fairly broad range of his work. First drawn to painting, he turned in the early 1980s to photography and above all to photographic processing and its various technical possibilities: developing, dyeing, toning, or even painting by hand. Yamamoto makes…
The Print Sales Gallery at The Photographers’ Gallery presents Sayuri Ichida: Playing the Piano Upstairs, a series centred on Ichida’s relationship with her sister. Ichida (b. 1985, Japan) is a UK-based photographer who explores self-identity, drawing on personal memories and lived experience. Through luminous handcrafted prints, Sayuri Ichida reveals ideas of memory, grief and sisterhood against the snowy landscapes of rural Japan. After losing their mother in their late teens,…
Born out of the belief that photography can be a catalyst for social change, L’Œil parlant brings together six women photographers, artists and a curator in Nantes, inspired by the values of popular education. Through participatory workshops, outreach work with vulnerable groups and collective creative projects, they champion an artistic practice capable of forging connections and bringing about social change. A conversation with Adeline Praud, who founded the collective in…
Bonhams' upcoming capsule collection from the Brentwood residence of William "Billy" Haines includes a remarkable group of vintage gelatin silver prints. The offering features portraits of Haines at home, candid images with his beloved Great Dane, and rare photographs alongside some of Hollywood's biggest stars. With estimates ranging from $800 to $4,000, the photographs come directly from Lorna Lane, Haines' longtime residence, offering a rare glimpse into the private life…
Archives - July 21, 2021 Originally contacted by Venice magazine to feature 4X Olympian Kristina Makushenko for a multipage story in Venice magazine, I took this on as a personal project wanting to more than satisfy the assignment. “Our creative challenge, aside from making great images, was to create a narrative that allowed the viewer to appreciate Kristina’s skills”. Kristina has developed the rare ability to control her body movement…
Archives - July 21, 2022 Hamiltons Gallery presents Richard Learoyd & Irving Penn: Flowers. This unprecedented exhibition brings together exquisite examples of still life, photographs of flowers by two masters of the subject. Hamiltons Gallery’s association with Irving Penn and later his Foundation spanned three decades; and for the first time, the gallery unites the work of Penn who was one of the most renowned photographers of his time –…
Noémia Prada : The Human Gaze. At a time when images are no longer simply captured but also generated, Noémia Prada explores the unstable territory where memory, perception and contemporary technologies converge. Her work neither seeks to pit photography against artificial intelligence nor to celebrate innovation for its own sake. Instead, it examines how emerging technologies are reshaping our relationship to reality, identity and the construction of visual narratives. Born…
The winners of the 2026 Association of Photographers’ (AOP) Student Awards have been announced at a special event on the evening of Friday 17 July 2026 as part of Free Range, the graduate showcase of creative arts at London’s Truman Brewery from 16 - 26 July 2026. Their work can also be seen online at https:/ www.aopawards.com/awards/student-awards/. This year’s core themes in the submitted images reflect a strong sense of…
Produced between 2020 and 2024, Amada família is Juliette Malveau Amado’s first book. Inspired by research into the absent figure of her grandfather, José Amado, the photographer set foot in Brazil for the first time in 2020, a country where she now spends part of the year. Through her journey across Brazil and her encounters with people bearing the name Amado, Juliette transforms the search for a missing grandfather into…
A great professional photographer, Michel Lacanaud had truly developed a deep connection with heritage. Not necessarily prestigious heritage, but rather everything that helped pass on the great human adventure. What our ancestors did, what future generations will understand (let’s hope so!). Photographer for the museums of Arles, he collaborated on numerous projects concerning the archaeology and historical evolution of Provence. He went so far as to build a true heritage…
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