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Mariposa Gallery presents Bombshell an exhibition of photographs by Ethan James Green opening the week of Frieze Los Angeles. Shot over the course of a year, Green’s latest body of work subverts the idea of the stereotypical “bombshell,” exploring and reinterpreting the concept by inviting his models to style and pose themselves in ways that embody their personal perspective on femininity, glamor, and sex appeal. Green is known for his…

Mariposa Gallery presents its inaugural Los Angeles exhibition featuring the photography, art, and personal artifacts of Peter Berlin, an artist who transformed queer self-representation and male eroticism in the 1970s and beyond. The exhibition is curated by actor and host of Talk Art, Russell Tovey, and will showcase Berlin’s self-portraits, unique painted photographs, and items from his personal archive including his own clothing designed by Berlin during his years as…

CAMERA WORK Virtual Gallery presents New York Drag with 30 photographs by Victor Demarchelier until March 5, 2025. In the fall of 2024, Victor Demarchelier dedicated himself to an extraordinary project that photographically describes the characters of New York's vibrant drag scene in all their diversity and depth. Over 60 portraits were taken in his studio in Tribeca, using natural daylight in front of a gray canvas. All of the…

Gallery Fifty One in Antwerp presents until May 10, 2025 How Wondrous the Other Through the Artist’s Glance, a collective exhibition featuring Nobuyoshi Araki, Diane Arbus, Jane Evelyn Atwood, Roger Ballen, Kate Barry, Lillian Bassman, Elinor Carucci, Stig De Block, Charlie De Keersmaecker, Jean Depara, Rineke Dijkstra, Walker Evans, Louis Faurer, Norbert Ghisoland, Katy Grannan, Harry Gruyaert, Seydou Keïta, André Kertesz, William Klein, Ingar Krauss, Jacques Henri Lartigue, Saul Leiter,…

Created in Paris, Fragment brings together individuals who wanted to form a community in an environment as solitary as street photography. After the publication of seven zines, exhibitions, and participation in festivals, the collective did not see the coming of  its tenth anniversary.  the first opportunity to imagine a collective creation? The Fragment collective will celebrate its tenth anniversary next month. What brought you together initially? Nicolas: At that time,…

This is the second time that the Galerie Parallax brings together Florence D’elle and Estelle Lagarde for a photographic dialogue, the exhibition “Once upon a time”, offered in spring 2022, around the tale and memory of sacred places. This new exhibition borrows its title from Wim Wenders’ film, “Until the end of the world”. and is thus described by the gallery: And it is at the edge of the world, where…

Released by Fall Line Press of Covid Diary by Beth Galton. She presents it like this. “Like everyone, I struggled with the magnitude of the COVID-19 pandemic – how it spread and wreaked havoc around the globe. In March of 2020, my world in NYC became my apartment. I brought a camera and some stands home from my photo studio, and constructed a small set next to a window.” So…

From 2024 to 2025, the Musée National de la Photographie in Rabat invites us to an immersive and poetic experience, with a unique retrospective of Reza's work. Entitled "L'Odyssée Contemporaine de Reza", this exhibition takes us on a visual journey, inspired by the great Sufi and Persian tradition, of the myth of the Conference of the Birds by the poet Attar. Like the birds in the story crossing seven symbolic…

Fort Rottembourg, located in the heart of Rabat, embodies a true crossroads between history and modernity, hosting the art of photography in a unique setting. Anchored in the collective imagination of its neighborhood, this emblematic building faces the ocean, offering a spectacular view that enriches the visitor experience. A place of welcome and meeting, the fort encourages visits to museums and is distinguished by its ability to receive the public…

The photographs in The Grind by Steve Madden published by GOST Books show the strange beauty of anonymous commuters behind the misty windows of the London bus network. The photographs were all made during the evening peak rush hour over the course of three winters. They capture a small snapshot of the five million bus journeys made in the capital city every day. Madden would spend the mornings on the…

Disko Bay presents Frida Forever by Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø, a photobook exploring life with chronic illness contrasted with the freedom of youth. The book intertwines photographic self-portraits and staged compositions with energetic snapshots in an original work that uses a raw yet playful photographic style to tell a powerful, personal, and vulnerable story. In 2012, Frida leaned against a railing on a bridge, which broke, causing her to fall…

The book is titled As far as they're concerned we are a normal family. Its author: Nik Roche, its publisher: Dewi Lewis Publishing. It is presented as follows: Nik Roche tells stories with the friends he makes. When NIk first met Tony in the street, he was annoyed that there was a beer waiting for Tony on a bar somewhere, the name of which he could not remember. They found…

A retrospective of the work of one of the leading colour photographers of the early 20th century opens in March at the Photographers' Gallery. For over 40 years, Peter Mitchell has been describing the people and fortunes of the city. Described as ‘a narrator of what we were, a hunter of a vanishing world’ (Val Williams), his work reveals his love, and sometimes vision, of the people and changing face…

This is one of the most unusual portfolios we received this week. It is entitled Hectare by Pietro Bologna and was sent to us by Elena Carotti from Lab 1930. Hectare is a unique photographic project, conceived and realised from 2017 to 2024, exploring the southern suburbs of Milan, in particular the area of Cascina Battivacco, where the artist took daily images of the terrain during walks with his dog,…

Release by Nazraeli Press of Americans Seen by Sage Sohier. The author presents it as follow: These photographs were made between 1979 and 1986 when I was a young photographer living in Boston. In that pre-digital and less paranoid era, families—and especially children and teenagers—used to hang out in their neighborhoods. A kind of theater of the streets emerged from the boredom of hot summer days and it was a…