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I requested these images a year ago during their exhibition in Marseille. I received them last Saturday. The author hides behind the name BBY. And his text is just as cryptic: In each of our ways of existing, we are always confronted with the question of How does it work? Every machine is made to work, just like man. It is like him, it is the same, even a device,…
Le Passage in Fécamp (Normandy) is exhibiting a new selection of Clara Chichin's photographs from the series Ses disparitions successives. It is presented as follows: In her daily wanderings filled with dazzling experiences, Clara Chichin photographs the living world and its phenomena: tides, winds, clouds, and changing light. This physical and intimate experience results in images in vibrant hues, where the film grain blends with mineral and plant materials. Clara…
The fourteenth edition of the Printemps Photographique de Pomerol will take place on March 21st and 22nd in Pomerol, Gironde, and will feature Reza and Bernard Plossu. https://www.printempsphotographiquedepomerol.com/
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Man Ray is in line for a record. In May, Christie's will present for auction in New York the most emblematic photograph of the American artist: Le Violon d'Ingres. Estimated between 5 and 7 million dollars, it could also become the most expensive photographic work ever sold. The record holder is now Andreas Gursky and his rectilinear Rhein II, sold for 4.3 million dollars in 2011. Taken in 1924, the…
Dondi Dondi is an old Bengali ritual. On this occasion people perform Dondi on the street while worshiping Goddess Sitala for their children good health, prosperity and well being. Bengali women especially perform Dondi after their Holy bath from the river. Here we can see some interesting stories between shadow and people on the streets of Kolkata, India. Dibakar Roy [email protected] Dibakar Roy’s (@dbkr.roy) profile on Instagram • 1,106 posts
Editions de La Belle Étoile* are publishing this book by Riego van Wersch. Here are some images accompanied by this text from the editor Stéphane Coutelle. Riego van Wersch photographs as one paints, the gesture is paramount. This gesture which invents clear fuzziness, which creates textures and materials. The sea like fine linen, The wave that throws up sparks of foam, The ocean scratched like an engraving, A navy sky…
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At the initiative of Jacques Sierpinski (ManifestO), the Bruits d’couloir association presents an exhibition of Amélie Galup, one of the first French women photographers, at Ciné32 in Auch (Gers). The event was made possible thanks to the Médiathèque du Patrimoine et de Photographie (MPP) to whom the Galup family donated the glass plate collection - 2500 negatives. Born in 1856 in Bordeaux, Amélie Galup began photography in 1895. Although no…
Exhibition and book published by Gallimard of Ils furent foule soudain, by the photographers from the MYOP photo agency. “They were only a few, they were suddenly a crowd”: it is on these verses by Paul Éluard that Amnesty International and the MYOP agency meet to bear witness together to the power of the demonstrations. From the historic Tiananmen Square protests in China to the youth climate strikes and the…
Gallery FIFTY ONE presents a new group exhibition. It brings together a remarkable collection of works by renowned and lesser known photographers, including William Klein, Saul Leiter, Harry Gruyaert, Nobuyoshi Araki, Rineke Dijkstra, Walker Evans, and many others. These artists, each with their distinctive approaches, delve into the intricate interplay between subject and observer, presenting photographs that prominently feature one or more individuals as the focal point. Rather than adhering…
La Filature, Scène nationale de Mulhouse exhibits Ce silence est bruissant de paroles by Arno Brignon, Marine Lanier and PLY (Mathieu Farcy and Perrine Le Querrec). It is presented as follows: The desire to confront their perspective with that of other artists or authors, to work with those who do not have access to creation or culture and to come together around strong ideas, drives each of the artists Arno…
The Hulett Collection proposes The Sound of Silence, Michael Hulett introduces it as follow. There is a quiet power in the moments between—between movement and pause, between shadow and light, between what is seen and what is felt. These images capture the stillness that often goes unnoticed, the fleeting instants where time seems to hold its breath. In silence, there is depth, a resonance that lingers long after the moment…
My research in the field of ecological alternative development continues. Indeed, the results below, which I obtained by developing a 6x6 film of 400 ISO, in an aromatic herb the Rosemary, are somewhat astonishing. With these Christmas Pink Hellebores, or indoors, with this still life photographed on a black background, we can already notice the finesse and regularity of the grain as well as the acquisition of a beautiful range…
Traits plastiques is the newsletter of the Centre national des arts plastiques (CNAP). Subscribe, according to the themes that interest you, to the different newsletters of the CNAP in order to follow their news and events. https://www.cnap.fr/inscription-traits-plastiques?mtm_campaign=Traits%20plastiques%20Mars%202025 www.cnap.fr
Fremin Gallery presents "Reminiscence", a new fine art photography exhibition by artist, musician, and humanitarian Julian Lennon. Lennon’s latest works continue his exploration of themes such as humanity, nature, and interconnectedness. Through a mix of evocative photography, Lennon invites audiences to embark on a journey of reflection and inspiration. The exhibition seamlessly combines his keen eye for detail with his enduring commitment to environmental and social causes. “It’s a privilege…
The Maison de la Photographie Robert Doisneau and the Lavoir Numérique present La roue des merveilles, an exhibition of photographs by Harold Feinstein. Harold Feinstein (1931-2015) never had any ambition other than to become a photographer. This native of Coney Island (where the beaches and amusement parks frequented by all the New Yorkers are located) he developed a monumental body of work for nearly sixty years. There is no "pure"…
La Nouvelle photographie is not yet another manifesto, but the festival dedicated to images by the cultural center of Port-la-Nouvelle, a charming resort on the mediterranean coast in the south of France. Co-opted by Sylvie Romieu and Claudio Isgro, the 2025 edition will not present a collective event but a thematic and historical exhibition by Jacques Sierpinski. Encounter. Jean-Jacques Ader: Were you keen on history or Napoleon at the beginning…
There is a thought-provoking passage by Walter Benjamin (in Illuminations) where he describes the work of the translator in terms of the shards of a broken object. If the pieces are to fit together, they must ‘follow one another in the smallest detail but need not resemble one another’. Similarly, a translation must follow the original language so as ‘to make both recognisable as the broken parts of a greater…
For its 11th edition, the support program led by the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture, the Magnum Foundation, and the Prince Claus Fund once again highlights and fosters the dynamism of photography in the Arab world. A large blue fabric stands out against the desert landscape, connecting two photos. Under the cloth, human bodies can be seen standing, forming a striking graphic relief. The work is an excerpt from…
At Christie's, the first ever AI-dedicated auction at a major auction house exceeds pre-sale expectations; Millennial and Gen Z comprise half of participants. Augmented Intelligence, the first artificial intelligence-dedicated sale at a major auction house, closed the morning of Wednesday, March 5, 2025. The auction—which encompassed more than 30 lots with works by respected digital artists—attracted hundreds of bids and the results exceeded pre-sale expectations. The sale totaled $728,784, surpassing…
Chang Ki Chung, the Alchemist of Light and the Ephemeral Korean photographer based in Paris, Chang Ki Chung delicately explores the fragile balance between matter and time. His gaze transcends the ordinary: fruits, flowers, and everyday objects become timeless works where light sculpts forms and reveals unexpected emotions. Trained in photography in Korea and Japan, he first made his mark in advertising and portraiture before becoming, in 1990, the official…
Flo Fox passed away on March 2nd, 2025 at home after a long illness. Meryl Meisler sent us those texts and this portfolio of images. Being visually impaired was only a small portion of the disabling chronic-progressive illness of multiple sclerosis that Flo Fox endured. She became an advocate for the disabled, built curb cut ramps when needed, blocked buses before they were modified with wheelchair lifts, and protested where-ever…
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