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Barbara Sabaté Montoriol is due to publish her book Liste des choses oubliées (List of Forgotten Things) with Corridor Elephant. Launched on 8 June, the book is the result of a collaborative publishing effort, and the artist describes her project as follows: ‘After working on landscape, I wanted to explore a more intimate, inner territory. The prospect of taking a Fotomasterclass with Flore and Sylvie Hugues¹ compelled me to refine…
Yancey Richardson presents Color Anthology, an exhibition of photographs by Mary Ellen Bartley, her fifth solo presentation with the gallery. Bringing together work from her series Reading November (2013-2021), the images in the exhibition consider the formal and poetic qualities of the book as an object itself, rather than as simply a conveyor of information. By stacking and grouping the found volumes together in ways both ordered and precarious, Bartley…
Fujifilm has opened applications for the GFX Challenge Grant Program 2026, an international initiative supporting ambitious photography and filmmaking projects. Selected recipients will receive grants of up to USD $10,000, access to FUJIFILM GFX System equipment, including the FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA 55, and technical support throughout production. Projects will be reviewed by an international jury, including Brendan Embser, Amanda Maddox, Lesley A. Martin, Masako Sato, and Pauline Vermare. Photographers and…
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The Wall This sculptural series is a new take on the limits we encounter daily, all along our lives. Indeed, human beings tend towards a constant evolution. They want to dominate and shape the reality around them. They try to reach beyond their physical and existential limits, never giving up, but eventually, they often find themselves trapped in a deterministic form of the human condition. Luca Izzo
Antoine Verglas : Beauty Only Is Boring Parisian by origin, Antoine Verglas began his career as a model and then as a television host before turning to photography. Very quickly he moved to New York. Known for having photographed the most famous models such as Stephanie Seymour, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Claudia Schiffer and even Cindy Crawford, he has his own way of capturing beauty and aesthetics. He is patient…
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from June 5th, 2026 to September 22nd, 2026
École municipale d’art de Chalon sur Saône
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from July 29th, 2026 to July 30th, 2026
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from June 4th, 2026 to July 5th, 2026
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Archives - June 18, 2019 The Musée de l'Elysée unveils the unseen work of the Iranian artist Shirin Neshat at La Nuit des Images on June 22 and in its walls until August 25. A unique opportunity to discover the hypnotic work of this essential artist. Two years after the presentation of her feature film Looking for Oum Kulthum at the Venice Film Festival 2017, Shirin Neshat unveils the world…
Archives - June 18, 2024 Published by Bluecoat Press, This Was Then is the first career-spanning book by Mike Abrahams, one of the UK’s most significant documentary photographers. Shot across Britain over three decades, in the years before and after Margaret Thatcher’s time in government, This Was Then brilliantly captures seemingly small moments of everyday life that tell a far bigger story of Britain during this time. Abrahams’ photographs demonstrate…
This summer The Photographers’ Gallery presents a landmark exhibition, Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now. Rewriting the story of Japanese photography through the eyes of women and showcasing the work of 27 groundbreaking artists from the 1950s to today, Japanese Women Photographers highlights the perspectives that have shaped how Japan sees itself – and how it is seen by the world. Spanning themes of gender and identity, pop culture,…
The exhibition Dialogue at Galerie GADCOLLECTION was born from a game of almost instinctive correspondences, from a silent recognition between worlds that, at first glance, seemed destined never to meet. First came the human encounter between Markus Klinko and Gad Edery, followed by a more mysterious one still: the meeting between Klinko’s visual language and the perspectives of the photographers represented by the gallery. Upon discovering the works of William…
Hans P. Kraus Jr. is pleased to present our summer show Untroubled Waters: Navigating Early Photographs through 20 August 2026. On display are primarily British and French works by William Henry Fox Talbot, Gustave Le Gray, Charles Nègre, Paul-Marcellin Berthier, Robert Howlett, J. B. Greene, and others depicting boatyards, bridges, the seashore, and other waterways. As a Cambridge man, it is not surprising that when William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877)…
Arles and its celebrated Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie are set to open in three weeks’ time. Like every year, a few days beforehand, I stick my nose out and prick up my ears to get a sense of the local atmosphere and gauge the importance that will be given to this new vintage. On my rounds, I invariably walk past the galerie vOx, which has the great merit of…
The gallery in the Berlin district of Mitte presents a retrospective of this major figure of German photography one of the founding members of the Ostkreuz agency with images made from 1994 to the present. An architecturally conceived artistic practice to be discovered until the end of the month. “So, what have we got here?” : the atmosphere is unsettling, the tones worn and weathered… Like a detective, the photographer, born…
Mulhouse resists uniformity. The neo-Gothic style clashes with the architecture of the post-war boom years, whilst the route of the potash line cuts through a multitude of discontinuities and cross-border influences that call for a different perspective. The seventh edition of the Photography Biennale, ‘Sedimentations’, finds a natural home here: photography carries a spatio-temporal reflection that plays with linguistic, geographical, geological and mental boundaries, whilst questioning the limits of the…
The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. This is a selection of their portfolio : Easy Rider The Agents Club, founded in 2018 by Alexandre and Wanda Orlowski, is a unique mobile platform showcasing the most sought-after photography agencies worldwide and the exceptional image-makers they represent. This feature was first published by The Agents Club. www.theagentsclub.com
Archives - June 17, 2021 In 2021, for the first time in France, a history museum retraces chronologically and thematically the history of the persecution of homosexuals and lesbians under the Third Reich, based on a rich selection of documents, most of which have never been presented in France. Long taboo, the fate of the "pink triangles", although it has been the subject of leading historical research for some thirty…
Archives - June 17, 2015 On a December morning, two somewhat hesitant people stood on the sidewalk of the Boulevard Haussmann, looking for a pop-up gallery we had opened for a period of six months next to the Musée Jacquemart André. They had traveled over 800 kilometers, inquiring with different people who discouraged them and said their search seemed impossible. Perhaps the most difficult part was finding me, but thanks…
The Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa in Getaria, Balenciaga’s birthplace in Spain, presents the exhibition Vivre sa vie - Georges Dambier et la mode. Anabela Becho is the exhibition curator. In the late 1940s, in the hopeful atmosphere of the post-war years, Paris reclaimed its position as the world capital of fashion, and haute couture became one of France’s leading industries. Haute couture experienced a true golden age, shaped by the creative…
Sixty-nine portraits by Mike Disfarmer (1884–1959) are featured in the summer and fall exhibition, Mike Disfarmer : Portraitist of the American Heart Land 1915 to 1959, on view in the Jane Lutnick Fine Art Center located in Haverford College through December 6, 2026. Disfarmer’s work came to light in 1973 when a collection of negatives was given to Peter Miller, editor of the Little Rock (Pulaski County) Arkansas Sun. After…
From 20 June 2026, the MOP Foundation in A Coruña (Spain) is dedicating a major exhibition to Paolo Roversi. Entitled Doubts, it brings together images made over more than forty years of practice, alongside a body of previously unseen photographs. Based in Paris since the late 1970s, Roversi occupies a singular place in the history of fashion photography. At a time when this field progressively freed itself from its commercial…
In his debut book, published by Guest Editions and Pomegranate Press, Anthony Wilson introduces us to the “mawmaws” of West Virginia, grandmothers who have stepped back into motherhood to give their grandchildren the childhood they almost lost. Beneath Mawmaw’s lilac cover lies a vision of childhood where sunny days are spent at one with nature,playing with animals, riding motorbikes through the woods, picking wildflowers, or simply lingering on the porch…
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