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The umbrellas of Montmartre Street photographer for several years, I specialized in Paris and mainly Montmartre in B&W. Except for the urban landscape, I very rarely take color photos on the street. I never ask a subject to pose, because the most important thing in street photography is the fleeting moment, the natural. I like to cross Paris on foot alone or with a friend, in search of photos. I…
South of the Delta, in the Comacchio valleys Wandering in the valley, along the canal, stopping in the silence. Observe the whole, the fusion of nature and architecture in a single composite “landscape” where only the light changes the unchanging vision over time. Forget the borders, cross the banks slowly. The land and the fresh and salt water, the reeds and the casoni, the embankments and the fishing stations constitute a…
Crossed Glances - Street Photo Crossed glances, moments of life captured, stolen, immortalized, unusual images, moments of grace. The street offers us moving, amusing, unusual, singular, disturbing images that never leave street photography indifferent. Street photography echoes life. Transience of the suspended moment, durability of the photographed moment. The blacks and whites are deep, sometimes very rough, thus giving intensity to the image. These intentionally imperfect, sometimes blurry photos arouse…
Centre pour la Photographie du Château de l'Hom
16 Grande rue du Château de l'Hom, 81600 Gaillac - France
from February 1st, 2023 to September 18th, 2023
Fondazione Mast
Via Speranza, 42, Bologna, Italy
from January 25th, 2023 to May 1st, 2023
Galerie Roger-Viollet
6 rue de Seine, 75006 Paris
from January 26th, 2023 to March 25th, 2023
Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2023
London, Great-Britain
from January 18th, 2023 to February 5th, 2023
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Heinz Cibulka: from tradition to invention A friend of Rudolf Schwarzkogler, Heinz Cibulka was part of the Viennese Actionist movement in the 1960s. He was with two students Matthias Fiegl and Wolfgang Stranzinger the founder of Lomography in 1991 when they discovered the Lomo LC-A at a Prague flea market. The device is then no longer in production. Sensing the potential of the images taken with the device, they founded the…
Kacper Kowalski is coming to Amsterdam especially for an artist talk on February 4th at Bildhalle to guide through his current exhibition Event Horizon. “Whether it was fog or snow, frost or thaw, I took to the sky by my motorized paraglider to see if it was possible to fly. If possible, I flew over frozen bodies of water to orbit the shimmering structure of the ice, fascinated by its…
The Fondazione dell'Albero d'Oro in Venice will host, from February 4th to April 2nd, 2023, the exhibition of the French artist photographer of Greek origin Nikos Aliagas (Paris, 1969) in the spaces on the ground floor and the courtyard of the Palazzo Vendramin Grimani, an area covering more than 400 m2. The exhibition Nikos Aliagas. Regards Vénitiens is the result of an artistic residency that took place between July and…
What do we see when we look at a photograph? Contemporary artists and photographers Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, Michel Campeau, James Casebere, Gregory Crewdson, José Damasceno, Denis Darzacq, Alexandre Dufaye, Mickaël Marchand, Sarah Pickering, Catherine Rebois, Patrick Tosani and Bernard Voïta have come together to confront, question and consider the “Contours of the Real”. This new exhibition raises questions about representation, one that brings into play the real, reality, fiction or even…
Nenad Samuilo Amodaj created the Hoop and Ball series of photographs in June 2010 with dancer and author Shawnrey Notto. The photographs were based on an earlier series of drawings Nenad made of Notto wearing parts of the deconstructed wedding dress during his figure drawing study in Michael Markowitz’s 23rd Street studio in San Francisco. The hoop skirt serves as an augmentation device, a skeletal extension meant to alter the…
Escapades is an artistic project resulting from seven years of photography. It is created as a continuous frieze presenting views gleaned from the four corners of the world. Space and time are thus merged. The frieze leads the viewer to “travel” from the first to the last image, knowing that there is no imposed sense. The prints are deliberately small in size in order to invite the viewer to get…
For the opening of their second space on rue Chapon in Paris, the Les filles du calvaire gallery presents Persona, a collective exhibition bringing together artists from the gallery and guest artists. This inaugural exhibition is spread over the 300m2 of this new place. The diversity of the works presented reflects the sensitivity of the gallery, its affections and its curiosity. Persona evokes the mask, that of ancient theaters and…
The Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Bastiaan Woudt’s inaugural solo exhibition in Los Angeles, “Cadence”. The works on view are a collection of photographs representing the oeuvre of Woudt’s fine art output of the past decade. Bastiaan’s work is a 21st century perspective on the 20th century traditions of fine art photography. His distinctive point of view is directly influenced by the photographic masters of yesteryear, while his monochromatic imagery is wholly…
Galerie Sophie Scheidecker presents a monographic exhibition by Dutch artist Justine Tjallinks. Justine Tjallinks lives and works in Amsterdam. In 2014 at the age of thirty, then artistic director of the Dutch magazine L'Officiel, she decided to become an artist photographer. The artist is above all a portraitist. She questions the traditional codes of beauty by upsetting the aesthetic standards of contemporary society. She seeks to capture with her lens…
Camera Work presents an exhibition of more than 20 of the most important works of the renowned photo artist Robert Polidori in the Virtual Gallery. The exhibition is globally accessible 24 hours a day. Robert Polidori, one of the world's leading architectural photographers, uses a distinctive visual language to document living spaces that are defined by their strikingly corresponding colors and compositional perfection. The main focus of the exhibition is…
Galerie Polka presents for the first time in France, the second part of the world series "The Day May Break" by Nick Brandt. For the second chapter, the British artist traveled to Bolivia in the spring of 2022. As with the first part, the men, women and children who agreed to be photographed have all suffered tragedies linked to the consequences of global warming. The animals come from the Senda…
Galerie Polka presents "Magnum Opus", an exhibition by Sebastião Salgado. "Magnum Opus" is an original proposal of Sebastião Salgado: fifty images printed in platinum-palladium in the laboratory of Georges Charlier in Belgium, for the first time in a limited edition of seven copies. These fifty prints come from a selection specially made by the photographer and his wife Lélia Salgado, which includes the most recent series, "Amazonia" and "Genesis", but…
The Parisian gallery W exhibits until March 4 the images of Chris Morin-Eitner. As a presentation, he wrote these few lines: While walking through the temples of Angkor, I was fascinated by the way nature had reclaimed the premises. At the height of their splendor, in the middle of the jungle, these temples must have been impressive, as are today the gigantic buildings where man asserts his domination over nature.…
Artist Grace Lau recreates a 19th century Chinese portrait studio in a Southampton shopping centre, inviting participants and passers-by to sit for free photographic portraits alongside Chinese New Year celebrations. Portraits In a Chinese Studio by Grace Lau is based on her research into studio portraits made by 19th century and early 20th century Western photographers in China. Lau realised that Chinese subjects were placed in a Victorian studio setting…
This book celebrates Dayanita Singh as the 2022 winner of the Hasselblad Award, considered the most prestigious international photography prize. Sea of Files highlights Singh’s consistent and unique engagement with the archive, both in a real sense (including the overflowing bundles of India’s public and private archives) and metaphorically: the archive as a vessel of cultural experience. The book includes Singh’s associative visual essay “Sea of Files” in its entirety,…
