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The Chabe! magazine team announces the publication of number 3 of its annual edition, this Tuesday, December 17 at the Galerie Le Bleu du Ciel, an event open to all, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Chabe! is a Lyon photo magazine, created by a collective of photographers with the local media L'Arrière-Cour. Number 3 presents the images of 21 photographers and a selection of images in collaboration with The…
Cesar Chouraqui: Playing With Contrasts César Chouraqui is an artist at the crossroads of multiple worlds, where music, imagery, and storytelling intertwine to form a unique and deeply personal universe. Versatile and daring, he embodies a new generation of multidisciplinary creators. Actor, director, photographer, producer, and musician, beyond these titles, he is above all a modern storyteller who fits into a tradition of visionaries that transcend artistic boundaries. Born from…
The Camera Obscura gallery presents until January 11th an exhibition by Christopher Taylor entitled La Voie du Milieu : Reflets de la Chine (The Middle Way:Reflections of China) (1988-2019). This exhibition accompanies the publication of a book which, with one hundred and thirty photographs and texts, presents work made in China over a period of more than thirty years. Christopher Taylor works with films, medium and large format, and makes…
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Symphony Symphony is a series of personal works that come close to painting and pay homage to it, without crossing the line between photography and painting. Kami Zargham www.kamiphoto.com
Ael Pagny : Photo as a Reflex From a very young age, Ael Pagny was captivated by the unique landscapes of Patagonia where she spent a large part of her childhood, and felt in total communion with the great spaces. At the same time, she has always had a certain sensitivity to art, as her parents were immersed in this environment. Moving several times, she studied in various schools and…
Informed by her parallel paths as an artist and a photographer, Brigitte Niedermair’s work for Dior dynamically surpasses the conventions of fashion photography. This volume explores the remarkable relationship between Dior and Niedermair’s aesthetic, resulting in photographs that radiate a strong sense of unconventional femininity. The first section is devoted to this collaboration in recent years, followed by a portfolio of exclusive images of historical and iconic Christian Dior creations. Captured…
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Julian Lennon released with teNeues Publishing his first-ever coffee table photography book titled “Life's Fragile Moments”. This collection features a compilation of images that span over two decades of Lennon's unique life, career, adventures, and philanthropic efforts, reflecting his multifaceted creativity and innate curiosity. Known for his contributions to the music world as a singer/songwriter, Lennon demonstrates his versatility with his esteemed presence behind the lens. In this new book,…
Release by Editions Textuel of L’Odyssée des petites îles italiennes by Bernard Plossu as well as an exhibition at the galerie du jour agnès b. until December 22nd, 2024. Accompanied by the photographer Françoise Nuñez and their son Joaquim, Bernard Plossu left for Stromboli in 1987. This trip marked the starting point of a vast photographic odyssey: for thirty years, he traveled the small Italian islands, after summer. If their…
Much of Australia’s population clings to the coastline. Yet, we are fascinated with the ‘outback,’ a romanticised and mystical place at once extraordinarily beautiful and terrifying in its remoteness. It is a captivating dichotomy. Australian photojournalist Adam Ferguson draws on these embedded cultural narratives to tell a very human story in his first monograph, Big Sky, published by GOST. Over a decade, Ferguson travelled from Western Australia to the Northern…
The results of the 2024 edition of Wildlife Photographer of the Year, the most prestigious nature photography competition in the world, have been announced. Organized by the Natural History Museum in London for sixty years, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year rewards each year the best nature photographs selected by an international jury. This year, it is in Canada that we find the big winner of this new edition! The…
Ghislain Pascal and Tamara Beckwith Veroni of The Little Black Gallery opened their first BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Gallery Café in Fitzrovia. The BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Gallery Café is a new cultural hub to promote queer and gay fine art photography - as part of their wider BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! programme. It is the first fine art photography gallery dedicated to queer and gay photography. The launch exhibition includes arworks by AdeY, Yves de Brabander, Mathias Chaillot, Alexander Courtman, Alessandro Pollio, and Michael Søndergaard, and Tyler Udall. "Galleries…
Beyond Horizon In a world marked by economic crises, natural disasters, wars, and political instability, Sri Lanka stands as a symbol of resilience and rebirth. Through these images, I sought to portray not only the struggles of a people, but above all their extraordinary ability to find dignity, hope, and serenity even in the darkest moments. Resilience is not merely survival; it is the quiet strength that drives people to…
As Big As The Sky When my brother and I were young, our mother would say that she loved us 'bunches and bunches, as big as the sky.' This phrase stayed with me throughout my life, but it wasn't until she passed away that I truly understood its significance. Just before undergoing surgery caused by her declining health, my mother gave me a camera that she had carried with her…
Pants On Fire These pictures are selected from my latest book "Pants On Fire". This little book is a collection of some of my favorite pictures. Photographs which I have made that mean the most to me for no other reason than the visceral reaction I have to them. I do not overthink. I am a simple man of simple means with a very simple camera. I want to share…
Urbex Signs I've been an amateur photographer for 50 years, and in this series (of 50 images at present) I'm exploring the idea of contemporary imagery in shades of grey of signs in urbex environments. I thought the 16:9 format was more appropriate than 4:3. Even if you can always provide images in this more common format. I like to let the reader or viewer invent their own stories when…
Carthage La Goulette, Le Kram, Carthage, Sidi Bousaïd... are villages served by the 19 km long TGM (Tunis-Goulette-Marsa) railway line, inaugurated in 1905 and which connects Tunis to La Marsa. During my stay in La Goulette, the train was not running and so I traveled mainly on foot to discover the remains of Carthage located mostly on the outskirts of this TGM line. This ancient Punic city founded by Queen…
The New Street Fashion Can plastic dolls save the planet? They were rescued from the streets at French flea markets. Life gave them a second chance. Together, they create a new recycled fashion style. With trash from the streets and treasures from the flea markets, they launch « The New Street Fashion ». Get inspired and recycle! You’re never too small to make a difference and you’re never fully dressed…
Strand Life… STRAND: “The land bordering a sea, lake or river; in a more restrictive sense; that part of a shore which lies between the tidemarks.” Oxford English Dictionary The strands of time flow through eons without a trace. Time, tides, and storms sweep away beaches, adjacent lands and human artifacts. Footprints are gone before their creators are. But humanity does not stop. We have followed the flow of rivers…
From 13 December 2024 to 4 May 2025, the exhibition "High Noon" at Deichtorhallen Hamburg will feature works by Nan Goldin, David Armstrong, Mark Morrisroe and Philip-Lorca diCorcia. Facing the political climate of the Reagan era of the 1980s, characterised by conservative values and neoliberalism, these photographers begin to capture New York's subculture in intense and often shockingly intimate images. Goldin, Armstrong and Morrisroe, close friends, document their peer group…
White Cube présente une exposition solo de Jeff Wall à la galerie de Bermondsey. Intitulée « Jeff Wall : Life in Pictures », l'exposition présente le travail de Wall. Elle fait suite à de récentes expositions dans des musées européens en 2024, notamment à la Fondation Beyeler (Bâle, Suisse) et à La Virreina Centre de la Imatge (Barcelone, Espagne), et précède des présentations en solo en 2025 au MAAT (Lisbonne),…
Our collaborator CYJO attended Art Basel Miami and Miami Art Week which just ended. She kept her Journal there: here is the first part from Wednesday December 3, 2024. Untitled, Wednesday, Dec 3rd, 2024 The morning bit sharp and clean at 58 degrees—the coldest it had felt all year. It cut through the stillness as I stood on the balcony, watering my monstera plant. It had an orange cast from…
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