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Archives - July 31, 2023 At the age of twelve, American photographer Larry Sultan narrowly escaped drowning. Some fifteen years later, he discovered a Red Cross swimming manual whose black and white photographs inspired him to start a series on learning to swim. The project quickly became an exploration of the formal potential of water, whose captivating images had long remained in the shadows. Brought together for the first time…

Archives - July 31, 2025 The renowned rambling photographer introduces us to a Spain never seen before at the Ombres Blanches gallery in Toulouse; here, he talks about himself, the things and people he loves. "Spain is like a second homeland for me," says this great traveler, best known for his black and white work, who also often contemplates the world in color. A long-time fan of the Fresson photo…

 The American Federation of Arts (AFA) announces the launch of Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder, a new traveling exhibition featuring more than 100 photographs by over 50 artists, drawn entirely from the collection of Judy Glickman Lauder — photographer, collector, humanitarian, advocate, philanthropist, and community builder. The first leg of the tour kicks off at Southampton Arts Center (July 25 ‒ Sept. 27). The exhibition creates conversations…

Keith de Lellis Gallery presents "20th Century Film Stills: Hollywood & Beyond", an exhibition of original vintage photographs spanning decades of cinema, from Hollywood's golden age through the countercultural provocations of the 1970s and beyond. These are the photographs that actually circulated when the films were released: press stills, unit photographs, and wire service prints documenting some of the most iconic moments in film history. Mae West surrounded by suitors.…

Clic Gallery presents at their East Hampton location Juliette Charvet’s exhibition Happy Place. There is a particular blue that belongs only to the Hamptons, and Juliette Charvet has spent years chasing it. After fifteen years in New York, she found in these shores a “happy place” — the one spot where the pace of life finally slows to match the tide. Happy Place captures the Hamptons the way Juliette sees…

Stories in Motion celebrates the creativity, imagination and unique stories of young artists aged 7–20. We chose to present the work of Sianna Campbell. She writes : I’m a London‑based emerging artist working across photography and mixed media. My practice focuses on identity, emotional experience and the psychological spaces young people navigate, using image‑making to express what is often felt but not easily spoken. I work experimentally with processes such…

Archives - July 30, 2020 The Cité de l’architecture & du patrimoine and the Albert-Kahn departmental museum, property of the Département des Hauts-de-Seine, present an exhibition which explores, through images, the city of Paris, from the “Belle Epoque” to the end of the 1930s. Based on autochromes and films taken by the operators of the Archives de la Planète, the exhibition gives us the portrait of a city revealing the…

Archives - July 30, 2025 She is one of the most formidable photographers of the 1930s and remains little known today. Forty years ago, publisher José Alvares dedicated a sublime book to Rogi André, which went largely unnoticed. An exhibition of her work is on display at Mai Manó Ház in Budapest, with the exceptional support of the Bibliothèque nationale de France. Born in Budapest at the beginning of the…