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Chimeras I like to mischievously take the viewer on a journey that goes beyond simple aesthetics. Under the appearance of an unbridled and playful imagination hides the cry of a weakened humanism. The message is at the center of my creation: A fragile child on an airplane wing, a naked man who could be Adam, waiting for what or who? ...It's beautiful, of course, but it's also very representative of…
Define Luxury In a world where approximately 14 million Lebanese expats are scattered globally, the notion of luxury transcends conventional ideals of Hermes bags and jewelry. True luxury, in this context, lies in the ability to rediscover home through familiar flavors. It’s about relishing the unique snack combinations that evoke the essence of home, reminiscent of a cherished brand exclusive to your country or the comforting lunch breaks prepared by…
我是 ( I am ) A portrait of a generation. “I am proud to be who I am. I am proud of my look. I AM.” There is a phenomenon in Hong Kong where young tourists come to take photos and act like supermodels. The vast majority are young women. From cool hip-hop style, to sweet girl-next-door style, people choose to dress up stylishly for the photos. There are a…
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Wake Up One sees clearly only with the heart. The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery It is therefore with my heart and my camera that I quite naturally committed myself to diaphragm, in a few images, the absurdities and the disproportionate excesses and the pollutions of our modern consumption which transform us, ruthlessly, into slaves, into machines. Without detour, I have tried to illustrate, with frankness, humanity, sarcasm and…
In February 2022, the Addison Gallery of American Art will present Georgia O’Keeffe, Photographer, the first exhibition devoted to a largely unknown aspect of the iconic American artist’s practice. While O’Keeffe is acclaimed for her paintings and works on paper, her photography was an equally essential expression of her artistic vision. Reframing views through the lens of her camera, O’Keeffe saw her environment as an array of possible shapes and…
Grand Casino Knokke
Zeedijk-Albertstrand 509, 8300 Knokke-Heist, Belgium
from August 23rd, 2024 to August 25th, 2024
Fabrique Notre-Dame
31 Cours Fernande Peyre, 84800 L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
from July 6th, 2024 to September 22nd, 2024
Centro Cultural Alfonso X el Sabio, El Puerto de Santa Maria
Calle Virgen de Los Milagros, 89, Planta 3, 11500 El Puerto de Sta María, Cádiz, Espagne
from July 1st, 2024 to July 27th, 2024
Rencontres d'Arles
Musée départemental Arles Antique, Presqu'île du Cirque Romain, 13200 Arles
from July 1st, 2024 to September 29th, 2024
JH Engström: The Workshops
33 rue de la Pointe Montreuil, France 93100
from November 11th, 2024 to November 15th, 2024
Marshall Gallery
2525 Michigan Ave. #A6 Santa Monica, CA 90404
from July 1st, 2024 to August 8th, 2024
Galerie Roger-Viollet
6 rue de Seine 75006 Paris
from June 13th, 2024 to September 14th, 2024
MHS Publishing Ltd
London, United Kingdom
from July 1st, 2024 to July 31st, 2024
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I first met Michael Dressel quite some time ago, while working with Vera Mercer. Dressel, always recognizable by his distinctive black hat, stopped by. Soon after, I was introduced to his powerful black-and-white photography. His stark and unflinching images shine a light on the “invisible” individuals from everyday life who often go unnoticed. Talking with him about his art and perspective was truly fascinating, making the following interview a real…
A few days before the opening of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the inauguration of numerous events around sport are multiplying, revealing the practice of sports photography. Fabrice Héron, iconographer of the exhibition “Olympisme, une histoire du monde” [link https://www.palais-portedoree.fr/programmation/expositions/olympisme-une-histoire-du- monde] which is held at the Palais de la Porte Dorée in Paris until September 8th, presents the catalog published by La Martinière [link: https://www.editionsdelamartiniere.fr/livres/olympisme-une-histoire-du-monde] of the exhibition…
Editorial RM released I imagined it empty by Ruth Lauer Manenti. It offers readers a deeply moving and introspective exploration of life, loss and the enduring connections we forge with the spaces we inhabit. I imagined It Empty was inspired by several pictures the author had taken of her mother in 2017, briefly before she passed away. “My mother rarely let me photograph her except in the last week of…
Thomas Mailaender is a photographer, but to confine him to this discipline would be limiting. An art collector and collector of unusual objects, the artist's work is currently being shown in a retrospective titled "Les Belles Images" at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie until September 29th. An Art of Staging Thomas Mailaender's carte blanche opens with the work "Extrem Tourism," a series of photographs of a volcanic eruption. Mailaender…
Archive of Dissent marks one of the most extensive displays of Peter Kennard’s work to date and has been specially conceived for Whitechapel Gallery. Taking over three galleries within the former Whitechapel Library space, the exhibition brings together work from across the artist’s prolific and influential five-decade career, offering an important repository of social and political history while illuminating an artistic practice that has continuously countered and protested the status…
Ilie Mitaru is a photographer and filmmaker in NYC, he sent us his series The Wrangling Russia with this text. In 2011, Russia's largest meat producer, Miratorg, began recruiting American cowboys to help restart a national beef industry that had largely been destroyed during the Soviet era. Our film, Wrangling Russia, follows four of these American cowboys as they attempt to train their Russian counterparts and create new lives for…
The artist Laura Henno is exhibiting her work on migration at the FRAC in Clermont-Ferrand until November 3rd. The exhibition presents her work on the Indian Ocean region and some photos of Calais. She tackles complex subjects with the nuance and distance provided while working over long period of time. Photographing Marginalized Communities Laura Henno's work focuses on communities on the margins of society. In 2009, she went on…
For Julian Slagman, photography is a family affair. His grandparents always carried a camera with them, "as if it were one of the family." Their relationship was defined by photography. This connection allowed him to perceive the intimate link that exists between the act of seeing and that of love. At the age of seventeen when he decided to embrace this practice himself, he turned his lens on his younger…
Story : Monsters of Spring, Shrovetide Ciril Jazbec is a Slovenian photographer and film director. His work focuses on communities that are confronted by the effects of globalization and the climate crisis. In his long-term projects, he aims to raise awareness about the deterioration of our planet and the increasing impact of the climate crisis. He has seen the rising sea levels in Kiribati, the erosion and melting of permafrost…
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