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Before making a fresh start in 2018, a group of photographers from Nantes, united under the name Bellavieza, spent 10 years experimenting work, creation, and daily life collectively. Between energy and exhaustion, Jérôme Blin and Gaëtan Chevrier reflect on a chaotic adventure that ultimately strengthened their desire to promote a shared vision of photography. How did the collective come about in 2008? Jérôme Blin: Along with Benoit Arridiaux (the third…
A favorite from our collaborator Jean Loh. Xu Yong is one of the very few Chinese photographers for whom I have the greatest admiration, for the simple reason that he seems to me to be the only one working on the passing of “time” and on preserving our collective “memory”. In a society that has made official a consistent policy of amnesia, through censorship of history teachings, especially of certain…
Striking, emotionally charged, fine art photographs chronicle the lives of approximately 60 once-abandoned dogs, illuminating each one’s journey from a shelter or rescue organization to a loving, permanent home are featured in a new book. ABANDONED: Chronicling the Journeys of Once-Forsaken Dogs is a decade-long project inspired by Katherine Carver’s own adopted Shetland Sheepdog, Biscuit. He had been abandoned, which set Carver on a quest to examine the lives of…
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The series: Summer. The introduction: A favorite, this portfolio by Anaïs Kugel accompanied by these few sentences! My name is Anaïs Kugel, and I became a photographer when I was still in high school. After Tenth grade I left for a year in the United States where I started having fun with a camera. I had a blog where I posted my photos. Then I started selling prints and getting…
Supported by Nikon, a World Premiere show has recently opened at the Czech Photo Gallery : The Best Of Nude Photography. For first time, the exhibition will show together unique personalities of the world of nude photography - Taras Kuscynskyj, Jan Saudek, Pavel Brunclik, Robert Vano and Antonin Tesar. 65 photographs (with the exception of those from private collections) will be for sale. Presentations by the photographers will take place…
Swedish rug publisher and experimental designer Henzel Studio celebrates years of collaborations with women contemporary artists and photographers with the exhibition Erode – Morph – Bloom, currently on view at Twentieth Gallery’s new Hollywood Hills location. Erode – Morph – Bloom features artworks and limited-edition design collaborations by seminal contemporary artists Vanessa Beecroft, Nan Goldin, Kim Gordon, Katerina Jebb, Mary McCartney, and Marilyn Minter. The exhibition, curated by Joakim Andreasson,…
The Eiger Foundation
48 Jan Smuts Ave, Forest Town, Johannesburg, 2193, South Africa
from October 3rd, 2024 to October 3rd, 2024
CNAP
189 Rue d'Aubervilliers, 75018 Paris
from September 18th, 2024 to November 12th, 2024
Saint Côme Amphitheatre
5 rue de l'école de Médecine 75006 Paris
from November 9th, 2024 to November 10th, 2024
Galerie Durev
56, Bd de Latour-Maubourg, 75007 Paris
from October 15th, 2024 to October 20th, 2024
Galerie David Guiraud
5, rue du Perche, 75003, Paris, France
from October 4th, 2024 to November 2nd, 2024
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Luke Oppenheimer : Allowing oneself time. The world of photography is a sharp mirror, an art of the moment where each emotion is captured just before it disappears. Few photographers manage to seize this tension between the ephemeral and the essential like Luke Oppenheimer. A renowned documentary photographer, his lens transcends the mere image to reveal visual stories that are both poignant and captivating, where every detail uncovers a deep…
On the occasion of Berlin Art Week, The Little Black Gallery and CHAUSSEE 36 Photography present the exhibition Uncensored by AdeY. AdeY’s art is in the borderland of photography and performance and depicts the naked body in playful formations and in minimalistic rooms and empty landscapes. No one really knows who AdeY is. The British-Swedish artist’s real name, age and place of residence are still unknown. AdeY left a career…
The Galeria Alta in Andorra presents an exhibition of photographs by Ramón Masats, one of the little-known pioneers of Spanish photojournalism. David Campany, the curator of the exhibition, added these few lines: The photographs of Ramón Masats are a profound, complex and elegant account of Spain and its people in cultural and political transition. Gentle, empathetic and possessed of an eye for truly remarkable compositions, he found in photography a…
The title of the portfolio is surprising: RugbyQueen. These images are by a young photographer: Blandine Vives. They are accompanied by this text: The first LGBTQA+ rugby club was founded in Sydney in 2004, marking a crucial milestone in the history of sport and inclusion. Since its inception, one of its distinctive features has been its funding through drag queen shows. During rugby training and matches, nothing differentiates players from…
This is one of the event books this fall. The publication of L’Image à venir. Mémoires d’un collectionneur by Pierre Apraxine, aux Éditions courtes et longues. This is how it is presented: Pierre Apraxine (1934-2023) is one of the greatest collectors of the century. Throughout his life, he embraced the world of art with his absolute eye. Although he is best known for the creation of the Gilman collection, still…
We have just announced the release of Pierre Apraxine's Mémoires d'un collectionneur. On June 26, 2011, we published a tribute to Pierre by Sylvie Aubenas, director of the photo department of the Bibliothèque Nationale. Here it is: Pierre Apraxine is today a reference for photography collectors. His reputation in the field grew towards the end of the 1970’s when, as an advisor to the American industrialist Howard Gilman (1924-1998), he persuaded Gilman…
Puech et Eric Bouvet, Alain Mingam, Frédérique Briard, Mete Zihnioglu, Pascal Kober, Gilles Courtinat, Marc Simon… pay a beautiful tribute to Yan Morvan. JJN. https://www.loeildelinfo.fr/
King of the Streets My photo project is a collection of candid moments from the King of the Streets annual event in the Mission District, San Francisco. The Mission is one of the oldest and most exuberant neighborhoods in San Francisco. This is an evolving neighborhood with Latino roots and a hipster vibe, brilliant artwork, and beautiful architecture. The moments are fleeting, inconsequential, and sometimes appear to be hardly real.…
A different way of seeing How to see when you have lost your sight. How to adapt in a society that has become so visually driven. How to perceive the world differently. This documentary project, whether featuring people who were born blind or those who lost their sight later in life, bears witness to the daily lives and resilience of individuals with partial or total blindness. The series tells their…
Le Dernier Déjeuner Dînatoire Last year our mother died at the age of 103 years. Our father died 20 years earlier. They had lived in harmony in the same house for more than 60 years. A beautiful house, leaving many memories. And it had to be emptied. Chairs, tables, beds, books, paintings, lamps, plates, glassware, cutlery, etcetera. Every object told a story. And we retold them. Our mother had studied…
The Paris Olympics at Rockefeller Center Though Rockefeller Center in midtown Manhattan is well known for its more than 100 major art works, right now both New Yorkers and tourists alike have been gathering there to watch the Olympics. A viewing village has been set up by NBC, whose home is situated in Rockefeller Center.
Street theater In a quiet town in Quebec, which owes its life to a river whose only tumult is the sound of the falling spring flood, a street theatre takes on the appearance of a Carnival in which the street gives way to the imagination. The break from normality becomes a photographic feast that has its demands due to the nighttime conditions. On the main square, the allegory of the…
Nostalgic Deauville During a short stay in Deauville, I discovered a very endearing town, far from the glitz and glamour I'd imagined. I found the kind of soul that photographers love. I was charmed by its old-fashioned charm, with its elegant Belle Epoque villas that tell the story of this city, a luxury vacation destination since the 1800s. I wandered its streets and crossed the threshold of some of its…
Technical Images of Flux As a result of its origins in the industrial revolution, the camera is widely regarded as a mechanical tool or device which – like a microscope or telescope – provides an accurate and objective record of things in the world “as they really are” (Ross, 1982). This project (Technical Images of Flux – part of my ongoing ‘Give agency to the medium, stand back and see…
The Jeu de Paume presents the vibrant and unique work of Tina Barney, a great figure in American photography, whose work, mainly around family relationships, has been very little shown in France. Tina Barney. Family Ties, which retraces 40 years of the artist's career, is the largest European retrospective devoted to her to date. Born in 1945, Tina Barney began photographing her relatives and friends at the end of the 1970s.…
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