© 2026 All rights reserved - The Eye of Photography
The Eye of Photography is the ultimate digital magazine where everything about photography art is published daily, highlighted, discussed and archived for all professionals and amateurs, in English and French. Its Agenda compiles the most comprehensive selection of photography events in the world (photography exhibitions, art fairs, awards, lectures, workshops…).
Syzygie//Eadem History. Collisions. Here, moments of life on the islands of the Gironde Estuary are interwoven. I weave my photographs of these islands with anonymous or family photographs to create an unverifiable yet probable reality, imagined and enviable. The game is to reformulate a legend by provoking an identity based on supposition and invention, according to the actual story. Some anonymous photographs truly show the estuary, others, without any identifying…
Αμμόχωστος – Το Άλγος του Νόστου | Ammochostos - The Algos of Hostos No one enters Varosha innocently. To look is already to become witness to a violation that continues. This is not an artist statement. This is a visual deposition of an ongoing war crime. Varosha, Famagusta, Cyprus, October 2020. For the enclosed city of Ammochostos (Famagusta), time seems to have stood still since 1974, frozen in a surreal…
Nocturne Nocturne is a portrait series built around the tension between concealment and exposure. Through darkness, close framing, restrained gestures, and shifts between black fabric and bare skin, the work explores how presence changes when a person is partially hidden and partially revealed. The series moves between distance and intimacy. Hair, shadow, posture, and gaze become visual barriers, but also points of contact. Rather than constructing a fixed character, Nocturne…
This selection is reserved for all our readers who are paying subscribers.
By Halyna Hleba Based on PinchukArtCentre Research Platform materials Modern Ukrainian conceptual photography began in the 1970s in the then Soviet Kharkiv with the emergence of a generation of young people who dared to go beyond the Soviet aesthetics. Members of the Vremya art group developed the "blow theory" in the early 1970s as their own idea of art photography, in which corporeality was a tool against the pseudo-optimism of…
This was the solo show at Paci contemporary gallery for the modern art fair in Milan, Miart Milano, which took place this weekend. Leslie Krims remains one of the most amazing photographers of the turn of the last century, one of the most provocative too! Photography had a pope at that time: John Szarkowski, the director of the photography department at MoMA. Leslie called him an old arthritic tap dancer. We all…
Until April 1st, the Photoxyde gallery invites you to discover the new series of photographs by Marie Dew entitled "Respire" (Breathe) and produced with 19 other photographers. Passionate about body language and the quest for self, Marie transposes her experience of burnout in 2016 and the liberating violence of a new breath, carried by the nineteen photographers invited to live this experience with her. The "Respire" series was produced in…
L'Arlequin
76 Rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris
from September 16th, 2026 to October 31st, 2026
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 August 30th, 2026
Subscribe now for full access to The Eye of Photography! That’s thousands of images and articles, documenting the history of the medium of photography and its evolution during the last decades, through a unique daily journal.
In their series Photo Spotlight, Holden Luntz Gallery presents the photographs of Jerry Schatzberg. They introduce him as follows. JERRY SCHATZBERG AND THE LIFE AROUND PERFORMANCE Jerry Schatzberg belongs to a rare group of photographers who understood that performance does not begin on stage or end when the curtain falls. In his photographs, the worlds of music, fashion, dance, and celebrity are never reduced to publicity or pose. They appear…
Sure enough, the tireless Hans Silvester is launching a new exhibition just a few kilometers from the previous one. In terms of setting, this second show has nothing to envy to the first the same type of thirteenth-century castle. It is within the walls of the medieval fortress of Gréoux that a cohesive selection of Hans's Camargue works is on display. This new exhibition has been organized and coordinated by…
The Hulett Collection presents Alain Laboile : At The End Of The World, highlights from La Famille. Michael Hulett introduces it as follows. Alain Laboile (b. 1968, Bordeaux) never trained as a photographer. He picked up a camera in 2004 to document his sculpture work and fell into it through a fascination with entomology and macrophotography. In 2007, at 39, he turned the lens on his own growing family, living…
On view for eleven days on the walls of the Ramallah Contemporary Arts Festival 2026, Mélissa Waucquier’s Fair Mur is a public photographic installation comprising portraits, rehearsal scenes and candid moments. Pasted up as the project progresses to form an evolving collective mural accessible to the public at all times, the photographs by the French photographer and artistic director – founder of MW Creation (Nice) – seek to document a…
Archives - August 7, 2020 It is a place where time fades away. A place where the physical contours of matter dissolve. Here photography recovers the delicacy of the nineteenth-century pictorialists. In this body of work Stéphane Mahé opens a window onto an intangible elsewhere and invites us to step to one side, in search of a second reality. Somewhere at the edge of the world. Place and time matter…
Archives - August 7, 2023 Exhibition at Hamiltons until August 11th. https://www.hamiltonsgallery.com/exhibitions/150/works/
Yancey Richardson announces Once More, With Feeling, a group exhibition highlighting the work of the 2026 Yale MFA graduates in photography: Christian Badach, Chen Xiangyun, Jasmine Clarke, Faith Couch, Christopher Postlewaite, Olivia Reavey, John Shen, Em Wall and Andrew Warner. A group artist walkthrough of the exhibition will be held on August 13th, from 3–5PM. The Yale MFA in Photography is a celebrated two-year program of study admitting ten students…
“In Rooms is a complex meditation on the human psyche, sexuality, and the unconscious,” writes Richard McCabe, Curator of Photography at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. In Rooms began in the winter of 2011 as a visual diary, when visual artist Brittany Markert first picked up a 35mm camera and began using photography as a means of expression, escape, and the forming her inner worlds. What started as an…
Mémoire de l’Avenir (MDA) / Humanities, Arts and Society (HAS) brought together 10 transdisciplinary artists — from here and elsewhere for the exhibition Terrain de jeu ! which has just closed. This exhibition questions what games and sport reveal about our societies: power dynamics, competition, inclusion, everyday life, care of the body, and our capacity to live together. Sport and games offer common ground not as solutions to social tensions,…
Erika Zolli sent us her latest series Nóstos : The Return to Oneself, presented as follow. In ancient Greek culture, nóstos was far more than the act of returning home. It described a transformative journey through which the hero ultimately rediscovered himself. Homer's Odyssey remains its most enduring expression: after crossing unknown seas and enduring storms, enchantments, and countless trials, Odysseus' return to Ithaca becomes inseparable from the recovery of…
Every morning, receive the latest world photography news and events. And it’s free!
