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As part of the Rencontres d’Arles and the Grand Arles Express, the centre photographique de Marseille with the support of the Polish Institute of Paris and the Museum of Bydgoszcz presents Grzegorz Przyborek exhibition. Grzegorz Przyborek is one of the major figures of contemporary Polish photography. For more than 40 years, he has been building a unique work, entirely made in his studio located on the 11th floor of a building…
Our collaborator Thierry Maindrault with the Optim'Art collective is the curator of the exhibition dedicated to Etienne Renzo. He writes : It is in the gallery of the Atrium hotel [Arles] that a careful selection of images is exhibited throughout the duration of the Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie. The choices were made around the photographic purpose and its ability to bring an era to life, beyond simple informative testimony.…
From July 1 to September 29, 2024, Astrid Ullens de Schooten Whettnall and her Foundation A are invited to the Rencontres d'Arles as part of Relectures, revisiter la photographie. Curated by Urs Stahel, the exhibition When Images Learn to Speak presents some 650 prints and 45 photographers, collected over the last 30 years, many of whom have now become thought leaders of documentary photography. Robert Adams (1937), Manuel Álvarez Bravo…
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As part of the exhibition Masculin / Masculin at the Musée d'Orsay through January 2, 2014, is ORLAN's work "L'origine de la Guerre." An interpretation of the famous 1866 painting by Gustave Courbet, "L'origine du monde," Orlan's 1989 version shows a man with his legs spread and an erection, reversing the iconographic roles found in the Courbet.Masculin / MasculinFrom September 14th, 2013 to January 2nd, 2014Musée d'Orsay1 Rue de la…
Warmi (Woman) Argentine writer Héctor Tizón, described the feeling of being in the Andean Altiplano rather effectively: “Here the earth is hard and sterile, and the sky is closer than anywhere else. In this land, where it is hard to breathe, people depend on many gods”. Most of all, the Andean community relies on women (warmi, in Quechua) and worship Pachamama, supreme goddess and universal Earth Mother. A woman, life itself,…
Her name is Sophie Delaporte. Her exhibition: Bloom of Color runs from June 30 to August 10. Vicky Goldberg wrote of her images: It's theater, it's crazy, it's dance without narration, it's fun, it's intense. More than a century ago, Lois Fuller, who would go on to have a major influence on modern dance, performed in voluminous flowing dresses. Although she never revealed her body, she created wild, charming and…
Musée Albert-Kahn
2 Rue du Port, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
from June 1st, 2024 to September 22nd, 2024
The Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Awards
Dubaï, UAE
from May 14th, 2024 to June 30th, 2024
Herez Corpo
Paris, France
from May 16th, 2024 to July 9th, 2024
Initial Labo
62 Av. Jean Baptiste Clement, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
from May 27th, 2024 to October 1st, 2024
Festival La Gacilly Baden
Baden, Austria
from June 13th, 2024 to October 13th, 2024
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ROOM 5 ROOM 5 is an object book, a tribute to the hotel Les Cabanettes and the work of architect Armand Pellier, created by photographer Emmanuelle Firman, and illuminated by the texts of architect Anne- Marie Llanta, who retraces the hotel's genesis. When Emmanuelle Firman discovered the site, she was seized by an urgency to capture it, to transform the invisible into the visible. Guided by the light and soul…
Rio Grande do Sul, one of the 26 states of Brazil, is a region rich in culture and diverse geography. Its location on the southern border of the country, bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, provides a unique connection with Uruguay and Argentina. Porto Alegre, its capital, is the pulsating heart of the region, where urban life intertwines with historical narratives. The influence of European immigration is evident in Gaúcho culture,…
Awakening In the darkness I am. You are. We are not. The rain brought us a letter. Entangled in bloom. We are. Lily Toushek is a photojournalist currently working and living in Bulgaria and the Aegean region. However, the story “The Letter” has been created differently. Instead of documenting social and political issues, this experiment in photography and poetry invites a shared experience of spring as a symbol of love…
From above They are images taken in the historic center of my city, Cosenza. I chose the shot from below to enhance the grandeur and grandeur of the historic buildings. The images are accompanied by verses written by Astolfo Lupia. From above That cerulean sky that cheers the heart, It is not sky, nor is it blue; What a terrible pain at the revelation that beauty not always is truthful.…
When living makes you suffer This project talks about all women and about the feelings inside them, when loving makes suffer. Anger, desperation,isolation,loneliness, depression, fragility but also THE LOST INNOCENCE and THE LOST TRUST when woman feels pain inside the relationship. ( That's why at the centre of the project - pics number 8 - there is a different colored and moody picture. Pic number 8 talks about the lost…
Elsewhere Elsewhere takes an introspective dive into my own immigrating journey to Finland, and the feelings of isolation consequently involved, using the landscape as a tool for emotional catharsis. I present a space for contemplation, interwinding elements of poetic narration, infrared photography and references to pictorialism.
Fork Instinct is that reaction rooted in the human body, the reaction that makes the body know before thought. Accompanied by his cameras, Tanguy moves through the many landscapes, with this instinct as a compass that pushes him to release the shutter when a moment of life passes. Travelling along the coast of Senegal, from Saint-Louis to Casamance, via the frenetic city of Dakar, "Fork*" recounts these fragments of life,…
Photographer Joel Meyerowitz (born 1938 in New York) returns to Malaga after sixty years, with a major exhibition of old and unpublished works at the Museo Picasso Málaga. The exhibition will bring together for the first time more than one hundred and fifty photographs taken by Meyerowitz during his introductory road trip to Europe from 1966 to 1967, many of which have never been shown before. "I know that my…
In the good thirty years which followed the experiments of André Kertèsz, we cannot consider that he set a precedent and the photographic representations of the naked body, undeniably marked by more or less surrealist inspiration, hardly invaded printed publications. To do this, we will have to wait for the anti-authoritarian upheaval of the 1970s to break the barriers of censorship relating not to the naked body but rather to…
The arts district of Plateforme 10 in Lausanne (Switzerland) will come alive with the Nuit des images on Saturday, June 22, 2024, from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Five years after its last edition, this iconic event of Lausanne's cultural scene is making a grand return, organized by Photo Elysée. Attracting a diverse audience, from knowledgeable enthusiasts to curious amateurs of all ages, the evening celebrates photography in various forms.…
PDNB Gallery presents Portraits of Frida by Lucienne Bloch and Nickolas Muray. Lucienne Bloch (1909 – 1999, b. Geneva, Switzerland) met the married artist couple, Frida and Diego in 1932 when hired to work with the very notable painter, Diego Rivera, in Detroit. This project at the Detroit Institute of Art became the most important Diego Rivera mural in the United States. Lucienne, Diego and Frida became fast friends. Some…
The Robert Koch Gallery presents an exhibition of Ljubodrag Andric's India series, expounding on the artist's ongoing oeuvre of minimalistic and texturally amplified photographic architectural abstractions. Andric's masterful sense of place and light, gives breath to works precise in their reductive compositional dialect and lushness of detail. By providing universally recognizable entry points to the work such as walls, steps, windows and other facades, and reducing the image to it’s…
What we leave to the living : this is the title of the exhibition by Benoit Arridiaux shown at the Abbey of Saint-Florent le Vieil (49) until August 25th. A photographic story around the farm he bought, What we leave to the living is a form of popular archeology which questions the exhumed memory and the transmission of a past existence. Echoing the traces and objects left by the previous…
Anouk Aimée passed this week, Peter Fetterman had the lovely idea to pay tribute to the iconic French actress with this portrait by William Klein, he accompanies it with this short text. And below it, take a look at the trailer of Claude Lelouch essential Sixties movie : “A Man and A Woman” (1966) Dear Friends, Those of us of a certain age were somewhat saddened today to hear of the…
The “Covid” years were terrible for photographers. But they allowed some to take a break from their frantic race to find and take on increasingly poorly paid assignments. Emanuele Scorcelletti immersed himself, during this period of uncertainty, in very personal research work. He left for the Marches, this region of Italy facing the Adriatic, his family cradle. It is in the heart of the stronghold of Mario Giacomelli, Giuseppe Cavalli…
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