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We heard of the passing of Herb Greene. Petter Fetterman writes: It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to our dear friend, Herb Greene. A true visionary behind the lens, Herb was not just a photographer but a chronicler of an era, capturing the soul of a generation that reshaped music, culture, and art. Herb had an uncanny ability to see beyond the surface. His portraits of the…
Crane Kalman Brighton presents the exhibition Shirley Baker : ‘80s Faces. Shirley Baker (1932 – 2014) was a British photographer, best known for her street photography and street portraits in working class areas of Greater Manchester. She is one of Britain’s most compelling yet underexposed social documentary photographers. Her street photography of working-class inner-city areas, taken from 1960 until 2000, would come to define her humanist vision. Born in Kersal,…
The Joseph Bellows Gallery presents Attention to Detail, an online exhibition by Grant Mudford. Grant Mudford had made his mark in the art world with a distinctive vision, capturing anonymous structures with a profound sense of space, light, texture and form. With a career spanning several decades, Mudford’s work remains a testament to his unique ability to meld the art of photography with the subtle intricacies of design, nature, and…
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Espace_L in Geneva presents until April 22, Paralleles, an exhibition by Ana D & Noora K and Julien Spiewak. Two proposals around the body. Ana D & Noora K break down movement through a subtle interplay of perspectives and lenticular impressions in line with the research of Eadweard Muybridge. Julien Spiewak stages body fragments in museums, bringing life to these places frozen in time. Color links the works of artists…
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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Yinna Higuera is a Colombian-Ecuadorian documentary photographer and visual artist, psychologist, educator, and cultural manager specialized in exploring identity, memory, and migration, with a focus on documentary photography of gender, territory, and community processes. Her work, both personal and collaborative, addresses social transformation through the image, making stories visible and generating critical reflection on cultural identity and gender equity. Among her most notable projects is 'Escuelas Cerradas,' which documents the…
Danziger Gallery presents the online exhibition Fred McDarrah : One Day at “The Factory”. Fred W. McDarrah (1926-2007) was an American staff photographer for The Village Voice, famous for documenting the social and cultural phenomena of the New York scene in the pivotal decades of the '50s, '60s, and '70s. As the sole staff photographer at The Village Voice McDarrah chronicled the downtown world of New York with unrivalled intimacy and access.…
Galerie Obsession presents Labourage et pâturage an exhibition by Vincent Gouriou. Between Brittany and the Massif Central, Vincent Gouriou met queer farmers. Together, they take the time to get to know each other and allow trust to develop between them. The question of time is fundamental here, since there is no rush. Their bodies are attuned to the living: a long, ancestral time. Through the moments spent together, the artist…
Agnès de Gouvion Saint-Cyr passed away Saturday in Orange at the age of eighty. A key figure in photography, she was known in the world of images as "Madame Photo." It was alongside Lucien Clergue, founder of the Rencontres d'Arles, that she began a career that she would pursue for almost forty years at the Ministry of Culture. She made a significant contribution to the promotion, distribution, and institutional recognition…
The book expands our conception of time in photography, being a radical reexamination of the history of the photographic medium as an interplay of stillness, depth, and motion, from analog to digital to GenAI. This transdisciplinary study of art and binocular vision spans areas of stereo photography, art, philosophy, and the science of perception. It investigates time and space perception going back to the origin of this light-based medium. Among…
Ian Reid's new book puts the spotlight on the Ugandan communities at the heart of saving the mountain gorillas. Dr Samson Weikhe, Director of Programmes at The Gorilla Organization, explains the story of the repentant poachers featured in Positive Tracks: ‘These are men who spent most of their time in the forest poaching animals. They had to change their way of life and switch from poaching to farming. We set…
To mark the publication of the book Being Here (Skeleton Key Press, 2024), Galerie VU' presents a selection from this series by Øyvind Hjelmen, exhibited for the first time in France. Through a scenography that plays on scale and proximity, this exhibition unveils Øyvind Hjelmen's sensitive and introspective world. The spatial arrangement invites meticulous contemplation, where each image is discovered in close proximity, with the delicacy of a memory book.…
CPW announced that Qiana Mestrich is the winner of the 2025 Saltzman Prize. The Saltzman Prize recognizes the extraordinary achievements of an emerging photographer whose recent work has garnered wider visibility and whose distinctive voice contributes fresh perspectives to the ongoing dialogue surrounding photography and visual culture. Qiana Mestrich will receive a $10,000 award, the 2025 CPW Vision Award for Emerging Photographer, and a solo exhibition of her work at…
The Saltzman Prize is awarded annually by the Saltzman Family Foundation, and was conceived by CPW Trustee Lisa Saltzman. The prize pays tribute to Ralph and Muriel Saltzman, both passionate collectors, passionate art patrons, and art philanthropists. Interview. Your journey as both a photographer and a philanthropist is quite unique. How do these two roles intersect for you, and how has your own artistic practice influenced the way you support…
Rapheal Begay (Diné) is an artist based in Tségháhoodzání (Window Rock, Arizona). His work uses cultural landscape photography and creative collaboration to celebrate and preserve the Diné way of life. Visual sovereignty, Indigenous storytelling traditions, and land-based knowledge inform his research and practice. Recent projects include ALL REZ: Kéyah, Hooghan, K’é, Iiná | Land, Home, Kinship, Life, the first traveling site-specific photography exhibition across the Navajo Nation. He holds a BFA in…
Samantha Box is a Jamaican-born, Bronx-based photographer whose work has been recently showcased in exhibitions at the National Museum of Women in the Arts (DC), Le Rencontres d’Arles, and the Bronx Museum of Arts among other places. Her awards include a NYFA/NYSCA Fellowship in Photography (2010 and 2022). In 2023, she was shortlisted for the Aperture Portfolio Prize and the Louis Roederer Discovery Award, among others. Box was nominated for the…
Harlan Bozeman is a photographer, artist, and educator whose research-driven practice has focused on confronting the erasure of Black culture and its histories, and the legacies of slavery and its aftermath in the American South. His previous work explored the Gullah Sea Islands communities, specifically Wadmalaw Island where his family is from. He has been featured in The Atlantic and The New York Times. A Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas at Little…
Lucia Gorostegui is a photographer and visual artist who approaches her practice from her studies in physics, as a metaphor for the construction of individual and collective reality. She is particularly interested in the object-like condition of photography beyond the image itself. Her project Las Veces won the Casal Solleric Open Call for Projects 2024. She collaborates with institutions such as the CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva), and private entities…
Margot Kalach seeks the limits of the photographic medium through camera-less experiments and through recycling photographic waste to oxidize paper. She reflects on ideas of evolution from simple to complex forms and on intimate technologies to push the subject to the center of scientific structures. Kalach has exhibited her work at Reverberations (Cordoba Lab, Oaxaca, 2022), PhotoLondon 2023 (London, UK) and MACOfoto 2025 (Mexico). She is a co-founder of CROMA, an artist-run space…
Dakota Mace (Diné) is an interdisciplinary artist whose work draws from the history of her Diné heritage, exploring the themes of family lineage, community, and identity. In addition, her work pushes the viewer's understanding of Diné culture through alternative photography techniques, weaving, beadwork, and papermaking. Her work is in the collections of the Library of Congress, Forge Project Collection, and the Whitney Museum of American Art, among other places. https://www.dakotamace.com/ www.cpw.org
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