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Naked of Meaning Concept The impossibility of meaning becomes the core of these images. Objects, stripped of their sense, appear suspended in an impenetrable atmosphere. The veil distorts the light, amplifying the impenetrability of phenomena. The series represents a mental state in which thoughts, emptied of meaning, emphasize the mystery of perception. General project description "Naked of Meaning" is a visual investigation into the enigmatic void that permeates existence. The…
Doubt and questioning The beginning of the film or the end of the story? We will know, no doubt, later. You will have to find the key, untie the thread, put down the suitcase.
Sartiglia The term Sartiglia derives from the Castilian “Sortilla”, which in turn derives from the Latin “Sorticula”, which means ring but also “Sors”, meaning luck. The Sartiglia in fact consists of the knights' attempt to hit a target, the star, by challenging fate. Sartiglia has very distant origins. In the 11th century, military games were introduced in Europe and were used to train militias. These races, over the years, underwent…
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A. galerie and its owner Arnaud Adida present a selection of photographs : Exclusivement Féminin (Exclusively Feminine) A. galerie 4, rue Léonce Reynaud 75116 Paris / France www.a-galerie.fr
Wonderful, this revival of Gaston Paris that we are currently witnessing! In addition to the Centre Pompidou, it is at the Galerie Roger-Viollet that you can also see his pictures. Gaston Paris (1903-1964) had an impressive photographic oeuvre both by its style and by the diversity of the subjects it represents, from the festive intoxication of the thirties to the difficulties of the post-second world War. The world is a…
Some images that you see once, you will never get out of your head. They will stay in your mind forever—because they triggered a certain emotion, and often, because they are uniquely beautiful, too. Images like these sometimes become part of the collective memory and, in Arthur Elgort’s case, part of fashion photography’s collective memory. Arthur Elgort is a master of creating iconic moments: Stella Tennant, fully dressed, diving into…
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Palazzo Ducale, residence of the Doge since 1339 and today an important centre of cultural production, is located in the heart of Genoa, the modern city that coincides with that of the ancient and powerful Maritime Republic. It’s here that the exhibition Extremely Close, Incredibly Far is being held, a tribute to the Genoese artist and photographer Lisetta Carmi on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of her birth. A…
With the support of MPB, the "Carte Blanche" presented by The Eye of Photography showcases an original series by a photographer from the emerging French scene, created using equipment loaned by the international platform for buying, selling, and exchanging used photo and video gear. Maïlys Derville closely followed the Major’s Girls troupe from Montpellier in the preparation and rehearsal of their choreographies. A series embodying the friendship of these women, aged…
Echoing the exhibition "Disco, I'm coming out" at the Philharmonie de Paris, Polka invites you to rediscover the roaring twenties of this musical genre as committed as it is innovative with the work of New Yorker Meryl Meisler. A chronicler of the disco effervescence at the end of the 1970s, the photographer has delved back into her archives and tells us about the nightlife of Manhattan's mythical nightclubs, including the…
This is the unusual portfolio of the week. A Strange Beauty, studies from the Denver Museum of Nature & Science collections by John Bonath. He writes. I am not concerned with making a document of something for science. The assumption that photographic images represent something “true” is the unique nature of photography and can be used to many ends. For me, the camera and the computer become a stage for…
The American Photography Archives Group (APAG) celebrates its 25th Anniversary by presenting a dynamic two-day conference on March 22-23, 2025. It will bring together some of the most influential figures in photography and archive management. Held in New York City at the School of Visual Arts, the conference will feature keynote presentations, panel discussions, breakout sessions and our annual awards in several categories including lifetime achievement in photography and archive. www.apag.us/conference Keynote…
The eac. is partnering with the Centre de la photographie de Mougins to present an exhibition highlighting the experimental aspect of the photographic medium. Each year, the Centre de la photographie de Mougins invites one or more photographers for a six-week residency to question the identity of the Alpes Maritimes, a region that is constantly evolving and redefined. These research and experimental residencies benefit from the support of the DRAC…
Jean-Pierre Laffont will be the 2025 recipient of the Hermione Award at the "FASNY 44” gala on March 22, 2025. This honor is bestowed annually by the French-American School of New York (FASNY) upon individuals who have achieved global distinction, embodying the school's mission to cultivate globally literate, multicultural lifelong learners. The Hermione Award, named after the ship that brought the Marquis de Lafayette to the United States, recognizes those…
The Musée national des arts asiatiques Guimet presents the exhibition Marc Riboud: Photographs of Vietnam 1966-1976. In October 1967, Marc Riboud photographed American youth protesting in front of the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., shouting their revolt against the war. He created "The Girl with the Flower," a world-famous photograph that symbolizes the desire for peace. In 1970, the photographer published "Face of North Vietnam," a reportage that showed Americans for…
MIA Photo Fair, now in its 14th edition, will be held from the 20th to 23rd of March 2025 at Superstudio Più in Milan. The curatorial team of the Italian fair dedicated to photography (this year's full diction is MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas) has selected 77 galleries. In addition, there are 37 exhibitors from the fields of publishing, special projects and institutions, bringing the total number of exhibitors to…
Palazzo Arese Borromeo presents the exhibition Ladri di biciclette - Photographs of Neorealism in Italy’s Rebirth, This exhibition takes visitors on a journey through 88 iconic photographs by 35 photographers, with images sourced from private collections and archives. offering a glimpse into an era when the bicycle was a vital part of daily life. Among the highlights is the Guido Bertero Collection from Turin, the most significant collection of Neorealist…
The Love Hotel exhibition, the result of the second collaboration between Galerie du Jour agnès b. and François Prost, brings together a fascinating collection of photographs of Japanese Love Hotel facades, taken in 2023 during a road trip from Tokyo to the island of Shikoku. This project offers a unique insight into a Japan that is both little-known and evocative. Here, the photographer paints a unique, vernacular portrait of the…
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…
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…
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