Laurent Moynat is exhibited at the Festival de Photographie(s) MAP Toulouse. This work is the result of the “grande commande” from the Ministère de la Culture and the BnF. Born in 1970, Laurent Moynat became a photographer after graduating in 1992 from ETPA. When Laurent began his career in 1993, he received two significant distinctions: the Major Ilford book and the Broncolor prize in Arles. Today, Laurent shares his life…
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Céline Villegas is exhibited at the Festival de Photographie(s) MAP Toulouse. This work is the result of the “grande commande” from the Ministère de la Culture and the BnF. Céline Villegas is a self-taught Franco-Chilean photographer born in France in 1981. In her analog work mixing abstraction and reality, the photographer takes a unique look at reality and works in particular on portraits of territories and documentary projects. In these…
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Born in 1975, Luigi Vegini is an Italian Postwar and Contemporary artist who currently lives in Valebrembo, a province in Bergamo, Italy. At the end of 1999, Luigi began emerging himself in analog photography, from there he grew his many talents as a self-taught artist. In the following years he attended several workshops with masters of photography and befriended the legend Bernard Plossu. Later, in 2004 he participated in the…
Archives - October 2012 Only Ernest Bachrach at Radio Keith Orpheum had a career at one studio that rivalled Clarence Bull's tenure at MGM. He joined RKO at its inception in 1929 and stayed until Desilu purchased the studio in 1958. Before coming to RKO, Bachrach worked in New York for Famous Players-Lasky. In the mid 1920s Famous Players-Lasky was consolidated with parent Paramount Pictures and production was moved to…
The 13th edition of festival Circulation(s) will open its doors to the public from March 25 to May 21 2023 at the Centquatre-Paris. With Fetart, the number 13 is a good sign. Just look at the thirteenth edition of Circulation(s), the festival of young European photography. Always more bold, the collective has organized an event that is hard to forget. This time again, you can discover talented artists from all…
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This day dedicated to Sacha Goldberger was born around a drink with Séverine Morel one late afternoon in June. Sacha showed us a glimpse of his recent work and we wanted to know more. This is the path that we want to favor this fall: showing in depth the work of a photographer. Thanks to Carole Schmitz who organized this edition and is the author of all the texts. Jean-Jacques…
Studio Goldberger positions itself as a key player in the conception and realization of tailor made artistic and cultural projects, offering clients a turnkey approach. With nearly 20 years of experience, he provides a unique expertise, covering all the necessary stages to enhance the image and values of its clients. The DNA of Studio Goldberger lies in a constant pursuit of originality and uniqueness. Each project is an opportunity to…
Louis CXIV : A Visionary Fusion of History and Science Fiction With his series "Louis CXIV", Sacha Goldberger invites us on a fascinating journey through time, where the elegance of Louis XIV’s court meets a vision of the future. This project, born from a passion for history and a conversation with a member of the Château de Versailles association, represents one of the artist's most ambitious and accomplished works. Over…
Bad Ass Ginger : An Epic in Four Acts With "Bad Ass Ginger", Sacha Goldberger, a French photographer renowned for his bold visual creations, immerses us in a universe where the art of photography meets cinematic storytelling. This striking and unique photo series explores the theme of dual personalities and alter egos through sophisticated staging that combines retro aesthetics with modernity and a touch of surrealism. The concept for "Bad…
Animan : Revelation of a Savage Humanity Animan is a deeply introspective series born in a unique context: the post-COVID era. Through this work, Sacha Goldberger explores the inner transformations brought about by the pandemic, particularly the relationship we have with ourselves, our appearance, and our animal essence. This project, created using medium-format film with overprinting techniques, offers a reflection on our stripped-down humanity, exposing our latent animality and heightened…
Sacha Goldberger : Eroticism and Alternate Reality In the depths of a unique photographic universe, Sacha Goldberger invites us to explore the intricacies of "Secret Eden", a series where eroticism unfolds in all its complexity, at the crossroads of mystery and sensuality. This masterful work, the result of three years of meticulous creation, pushes the boundaries of the visible to open the door to the imagination, a place where each…
Extra Not So Terrestre : The Art of the Extraordinary in the Everyday A master of visual subversion, Sacha Goldberger plunges us into a universe where the extraordinary meets the everyday with "Extra Not So Terrestre". This photographic series, both fascinating and offbeat, blends the worlds of science fiction and retro nostalgia in a visual homage rich in both depth and humor. The idea for this series was born almost…
The Lady Does Not Vanish : A Feminist Reinterpretation of Hitchcockian Aesthetics In his photographic series "The Lady Does Not Vanish", Sacha Goldberger offers a striking reinterpretation of Alfred Hitchcock's cinematic universe. This homage to the master of suspense goes beyond merely imitating Hitchcock's iconic aesthetic; he transforms it to tell a story deeply rooted in contemporary issues of gender and representation. The photographer appropriates Hitchcock's visual codes tight framing,…
Christophe Beauregard : Exploring Identities Christophe Beauregard is recognized for his conceptual approach and exploration of contemporary identities through the lens of consumer society and media. Primarily working in portraiture, he stands out for his ability to question how individuals construct and present themselves in a world shaped by images and social norms. Beauregard's work lies at the intersection of art and documentary photography, with an approach that blends social…
The exhibition A City of Dreams – 400 Years of New York, curated by CAMERA WORK Virtual Gallery, shows 40 works by selected photographers from whom the metropolis represents a central venue for artistic development. The city has a rich history as a center of activity for many artists as well es cultural and artistic movements. Since the 20th century in particular, New York has developed into the global center of…
This is the most poignant book of the month: Aude, un jour de septembre ( Aude, a day in September) by Thierry Ledoux published by Trans Photographic Press. This book is the story of feminicide, that of Aude, killed on September 24, 2017 by her partner. She was thirty-four years old. The photographs by Thierry Ledoux, punctuated with short texts by Louisette Battais, constitute a testimony/tribute of parents of the…
His name: Le Turk, we were supposed to publish his work last month as part of the Promenades Photographiques de Blois. Due to lack of space, it was not. So here we repair this injustice with the images from his series Commedia and this text. Sébastien Salamand, known as Le Turk, is a photographer who has been delighting us with his stories for a little over ten years now. It…
Release by Overlapse of the book Thinking Like an Island by Gabriele Chiapparini and Camilla Marrese. The Island is distant in the Mediterranean sea, and 675 metres in height. It’s inhabited by an uncertain number of 30 to 60 people, year-round, with no hospital, no cars, no priests or police. Some islanders never consider leaving while others tried, only to return to their lives in the remote bubble. There are…
Hamiltons Gallery presents Hanaguruma II with Polaroids and drawings by Nobuyoshi Araki until November 9. The gallery attached this text: The exhibition comprises of twenty unique and largely unseen sumi ink drawings displayed alongside a selection of important polaroid photographs that explore the centrality of the female figure in the artist’s practice. Nobuyoshi Araki is one of Japan’s most renowned photographers and contemporary artists. Araki’s work is often controversial, but…
Here are the Visa pour l’Image 2024 winners of the Visa d’or awards, grants and awards. 193,000 Euros are awarded to talented photojournalists during the professional week of Visa pour l’Image. This generosity would not be possible without the commitment and support from partners. Mahmud Hams / AFP is the 2024 winner of the Visa d’or News. For the first time, the Visa pour l'Image - Perpignan association is offering…