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Night fishermen The work presented is a meeting with fishermen and an invitation to come aboard their boat for a night of fishing. Many of the inhabitants of the island of Marmara (Turkey) earn their living from fishing in the Marmara Sea. My frequent visits to the island have enabled me to get to know them and, above all, to share in their daily lives as they prepare for the…
Night comes quickly Places have memories. And so it is with my family home. For over 60 years, this house has recorded the presence of those who have lived there, and their traces are still very visible. The external elements (buildings, vegetation) have influenced the life of the house and its inhabitants, but the traces of life left by my parents and my brother have also marked the memory of…
Streetlife A great theater of life. Some pictures that i took during my stays in France. Between 2013 and today. Every moment captured could be sometimes a smile, a nice exchange, and of course i get the joy to keep them with me.
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The book Desnorte marks the 50-year career of Bob Wolfenson (Sao Paulo, 1954), one of the most recognized photographers on the Brazilian scene. Assistant of Bill King in the 1980s, he was no beginner when he pushed open the door of the New York fashion photographer's studio. His relationship with photography began very early, at the age of 16, following the death of his father, when he became an apprentice…
From June 17 to August 14, 2022, Maison Doisneau presents Mary Ellen Mark, the lives of women and Lavoir Numérique L'été au Lavoir. Mary Ellen Mark (Philadelphia, 1940 - New York, 2015) is probably one of the most unique photographers of the 20th century. She belongs to this family of artists who measured themselves against the reality of the world and who questioned the margins of our societies where the…
A Gallery For Fine Photography present twelve pigment prints, originally shot as a tintype, by contemporary artist Timothy Duffy. “Southern literature and music have long defined the cultural landscape of the South. Today, they increasingly share that landscape with photography. My recent books Blue Muse and Hanging Tree Guitars and my new work in progress Sacred Soul is an opportunity to reflect on how the intersection of music and photography…
PhotoBrussels
Brussels, Belgium
from January 23rd, 2025 to February 23rd, 2025
Contact Photography Festival
Toronto, Canada
from January 1st, 2025 to January 20th, 2025
Photoszene Cologne
Internationale Photoszene Köln, gUG Im Mediapark 7, 50670 Köln, Germany
from December 1st, 2024 to February 15th, 2025
Kiss Kiss Bank Bank
Paris, France
from December 18th, 2024 to January 18th, 2025
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Karen Stuke is a regular in the German photography scene and has created a beautiful series of works using her pinhole camera. But it is only when you meet her in person that her charm truly unfolds, and you get access to her photographic world, ideas, and stories. I was therefore so pleased to get her to sit down for this little recap about her current presentation “Hotel Bogota” at…
This is one of the major exhibitions of this year: the Franco Fontana retrospective, presented until August 31 at the Museo dell'Ara Pacis in Rome and curated by Jean-Luc Monterosso. It is through a celebration of geometric lines and a riot of colors that Franco Fontana revolutionized Niépce's art from the early 1960s. Using all the optical possibilities of photography (bold framing, shallow depth of field, high angle shots, etc.),…
Release by GOST Books of Death and Other Belongings by Will Green. Death and Other Belongings is a study of loss, fear and legacy. Photographer Will Green caught Covid and lost both his parents to the virus within the course of just two months. The photographs in his forthcoming book were made throughout this intense period when— concurrent with the Covid-19 pandemic—his personal world imploded. Although the photographs are specific…
His name is Baptiste Deschamps. He is published in the latest issue of Corridor Eléphant. He is thus presented: After a DNSEP at the School of Fine Arts in Bourges in 2014, Baptiste Deschamps settled in Nantes. He now works there as an architectural and still life photographer. A visual artist in parallel, Baptiste takes a singular look at the industrial landscape. By constructing minimalist images with a futuristic aesthetic,…
Thierry Maindrault’s Monthly Cogitations The years go by and are similar. The years go by but are not similar. Everyone projects themselves, according to their temperament, into the future differently. And then, there are those with terrible consensus, often the sympathizers of one or the other option, who will find the comfortable mediocrity of a little water in a little wine. Thus, the best ideas, the promising creations get bogged…
When I received this email from Maté Bartha, I didn't understand anything. This is one of the most enigmatic book presentations we have received. The title of the book is Anima Mundi published by The Eriskay Connection. I'd like to attract your attention to my photobook titled Anima Mundi, published just recently and presented at Paris Photo. The material has been developed conceptually together with Emese Mucsi, curator of the…
Very beautiful and unusual presentation of the current exhibition at the Bigaignon gallery. The group exhibition entitled "What if it was all just a mirage?", which runs until February 1, 2025, invites us to rethink our relationship with photography. It brings together the works of ten international artists who navigate between visible and invisible, reality and fiction, past and future and are distinguished by a diversity of artistic approaches around…
Sharon Eilon is an Israeli-based photographer specializing in documentary photography, street photography, and photojournalism. Her journey into photography began after a health crisis that led her to seek treatment in India. This transformative experience not only restored her health but also shifted her perspective on life. The phrase "appreciating life" became a genuine motivation for her to pursue her passions, with photography emerging as her greatest love. Intrigued by the…
Until March 8, Le Carré de Baudouin presents an exhibition of landscapes by Kate Barry entitled Interstices. It is accompanied by this text: Everything would have led the photographer Kate Barry to the light, to the glitter, to the easy way out. Within an advantageous family context, she “made” her reputation with prestigious models (stars of the French variety, actresses, famous models). At the beginning of the 2000s, Kate Barry…
Yancey Richardson starts the year with an exhibition by John Divola titled The Ghost in the Machine. Over the course of a career spanning five decades, California-based artist John Divola has redefined the possibilities of the photographic medium, blending its observational precision with expressive experimentation. Challenging traditional notions of photography’s role as merely a transparent document of reality, Divola’s work explores the intersections of photography with painting, performance, installation, and,…
Release by Kerber Verlag of Scenes from an island by Florence Montmare. This collection of photographs and texts was created between 2014 and 2024, during various stays at the Ingmar Bergman Estate on the Swedish island of Fårö. Divided into three acts, Montmare’s series examines the vulnerability of humankind and nature, as reflected in the climate crisis and global conflicts. Set against the dramatic island landscape, which already served Bergman…
The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art in Prague presents an exhibition of Orhan Pamuk titled The Consolation of Objects. While the literary oeuvre of the Turkish writer and Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk has long been appreciated worldwide, his artistic work has so far remained largely unknown. The exhibition Consolation of Objects for the first time offers insight into Pamuk's visual, conceptual, and photographic work, which attests to his lifelong passionate…
You have until Saturday to see the exhibition Sons of the Living by Bryan Schutmaat at the Marshall Gallery in Santa Monica. Photographed over the course of a decade in the American West’s arid and sweeping terrain, this work depicts a human capacity for endurance. Schutmaat offers an updated view of the “openroad” that addresses a new era of uncertainty and anxiety. Amidst a backdrop of environmental decline, economic dispossession,…
The call for entries for the 2025 edition of the Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac Photography Award, is open until March 17, 2025. Since its launch in 2008, the Photography Award has supported contemporary photographic creation. Each year, the museum finances the work of three laureates, selected on the basis of an original project in keeping with their artistic career. It also pays for the final production of…
The most important retrospective of the famous American photographer ever shown in Spain is on view until May 1, 2025. Located on this tip of Galicia, A Coruña, a port city well known to sailors for being an important meteorological landmark, the Marta Ortega Pérez Foundation, open since 2022, does not do things by halves. After Peter Lindberg, Steven Meisel and Helmut Newton in 2023, the fourth edition presents Irving…
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