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The Centre d'art contemporain de la Matmut presents an exhibition by Karen Knorr entitled Fables and Other Stories until June 6, 2025. Knorr uses subtle collages of animals, objects and architectural settings to question the authority of museums and heritage. Its visual dialogue, between reality and fiction, invites the reader to explore worlds mixing traditions and illusions, opening the way to a poetic reflection on the authenticity and power of…
Until May 4, 2025, The Reef in Los Angeles is showing Graham Howe with an exhibition entitled: Color Theory and the Fiction of Sight. The exhibition is presented by this text: Graham Howe’s Color Theory and the Fiction of Sight is an exploration of color perception and the nature of photographic representation. Created between 1983 and 1984, this body of work challenges assumptions about color photography, questioning whether it serves…
Kominek Gallery in Berlin shows the exhibition Tenha Orgulho by Kamila K Stanley. She thus presents the exhibition. Today, Brazil is the most dangerous country on earth for an LGBTQIA+ person; half of the world's homophobic murders are committed there. . In 2018, the country I know began to change. The specter of fascism resurfaced in the person of Jair Bolsonaro and his far-right agenda. In just a few months,…
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I offer you to discover some photographs of the Angolan artist Lola Keyezua that I discovered at the Movart gallery [Luanda in Angola and Lisbon in Portugal], as part of the Akaa 2021 fair. In recent years, African designers return to the the international scene with a lot of freshness and imagination, a lot of humor and derision. In the field of photography, women have carved out a prominent place…
In Chicago, 1950, Simone de Beauvoir had a torrid affair with the American writer Nelson Algren, with whom she experienced a kind of sexual awakening, Art Shay, a photographer for LIFE and Time followed Algren an interesting character. On a very hot day in Chicago, Simone, dripping with sweat, stopped by Art’s place to take a shower. As she was freshening up, Art took a few magnificent photographs. We will…
Stephen Bulger Gallery
1356 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1Y2, Canada
from March 1st, 2025 to April 26th, 2025
Galerie Le Labo du 8
8 place Perrot-de-Verdun, 26100 Romans-sur-Isère, France
from March 7th, 2025 to March 29th, 2025
La Station OZO Bellevue
3, Bellevue, 37800, Sainte-Maure-de-Touraine, France
from March 16th, 2025 to June 15th, 2025
Photoclub Paris Val-de-Bièvre
28 Ter Rue Gassendi, 75014 Paris
from April 5th, 2025 to April 5th, 2025
Hess Art House
42-44 Bishopgate, London, EC2N 4AH, United Kingdom
from February 18th, 2025 to March 19th, 2025
Galerie Roger-Viollet
6 rue de Seine 75006 Paris
from March 6th, 2025 to May 31st, 2025
ADAGP
11 Rue Duguay Trouin, 75006 Paris
from January 28th, 2025 to April 30th, 2025
Contact Photography Festival
Toronto, Canada
from January 1st, 2025 to May 31st, 2025
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The Pavillon des Lettres presents "Le Syndrome de Stendhal", a new exhibition by Guillaume Holzer, which explores the hypnotic power of the landscapes of the Azores and their capacity to disturb the mind. In a poetic approach, "Le Syndrome de Stendhal" explores the experience of a beauty so intense that it disturbs the mind, of an emotion so strong that it deprives one of rest. Guillaume Holzer composes a sensitive…
Photo London invite you to an intimate and exclusive online talk exploring David Bailey, Eighties, the latest TASCHEN book by the legendary photographer David Bailey. Hosted by Desiree Erasmus, this event will feature a conversation with Bailey’s wife and muse, Catherine Bailey, and his trusted assistant, Malak Kabbani. Together, they will share behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of this remarkable book, offering a rare glimpse into the opulent world of…
I met Bernhard through a mutual friend and was immediately drawn to his energy and images. The fusion of his fashion background with his artistic photo series gives his work a distinct edge. That made me all the more delighted to do this proper recap – enjoy the read! Nadine Dinter: Life is Pink is the title of your latest exhibition, which recently showed in Vienna and is now…
Until November 16, the Shoah Memorial is presenting a mind-blowing exhibition: How the Nazis photographed their crimes, Auschwitz 1944, under the curatorship of Tal Bruttmann. This exhibition is based in particular on the “Auschwitz album”, a photographic album produced by the SS to show Nazi dignitaries the perfect control of extermination operations on site. It invites the visitor to decipher these photographs and find clues that allow us to understand…
Spring comes early to Saatchi Gallery with the exhibition Flowers - Flora in Contemporary Art & Culture. This extensive and magnificent exhibition spans two floors and over nine major gallery spaces. Featuring amazing large-scale installations, original artworks, photography, fashion, archival objects, and graphic design to explore the ongoing influence of flowers on creativity and human expression. Flowers have long inspired artists, writers, and creatives. This exhibition examines how flowers are…
Peter Fetterman Gallery shared with us this portfolio by Dolorès Marat. Dolorès Marat is known for her dreamlike, poetic imagery that captures fleeting moments with a sense of mystery and nostalgia. Her work is characterized by a soft, almost ethereal color palette, often achieved through the use of cross-processing and unconventional printing techniques. Marat's photographs evoke a cinematic quality with quiet observation, and surreal beauty. She transforms the world around…
Deborah Bell Photographs presents Louis Faurer / Helen Levitt: New York City, 1938-1988 until April 19, 2025. Levitt and Faurer were known to have admired and respected each other's work greatly. Although both photographers came of age during a period when photography was lauded as a documentary tool for social change, neither used their camera with the aim of engaging in social criticism. The everyday life of encounters and exchanges…
It’s one of the editorial staff’s favorites. This book by Emmanuel Téclès entitled: Les Fleurs du Chaos and published by Corridor Eléphant. The author presents it this way: “Les fleurs du chaos” is the meeting between the passion for abandoned places and the desire to work with models to bring a personal touch, a meaning, a color, a story… The two items complement each other and stimulate my inspirations. The…
124 journalists and photographers killed in 2024. It is this sad record that David Schonauer put on the front page of his wonderful daily PRO PHOTO DAILY. What We Learned This Week: A Record 124 Journalists Were Killed in 2024 A record 124 journalists and media workers were killed in 2024, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists--the most in any year since the organization began keeping records in 1992.…
Gabriele D’Agostino : Between Matter & Light Multidisciplinary creator, Gabriele D’Agostino’s work spans design, photography, and the exploration of materials. His approach, at the intersection of architecture and exceptional craftsmanship, reveals a subtle mastery of textures, shapes, and light. As a designer, he shapes objects and spaces where structural rigor blends with a nearly tactile sensitivity, creating pieces that are both powerful and refined. As a photographer, he captures the…
The book is titled: Smoke Filled Mirror. Its author: Keiran Perry. Its publisher: New Dimension and Pendle Press. It is also a very nice story. The book is a transformative documentation of Perry’s two-year immersion with a multicultural circus troupe he first encountered in Morecambe, Lancashire. Stranded due to the pandemic, the performers became a source of fascination and inspiration for Perry, who embedded himself in their world. Through stark,…
The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens has acquired the archive of Italian-born artist Gusmano Cesaretti, a self-taught photographer renowned for capturing significant portraits of Southern California’s Mexican American community, incisive views of Los Angeles urban space, and set images for multiple Hollywood films. Spanning six decades, the Cesaretti collection comprises approximately 238 boxes of photographic prints, negatives, contact sheets, artist books, and mixed media works, along with documents,…
Yancey Richardson Gallery is showing Facsimile by Sharon Core until April 12, 2025. The exhibition is accompanied by this text: Through the meticulous recreation of historical still-life paintings, along with more recent artworks rendered through the medium of photography, Sharon’s work explores the tension between reality and its photographic representation. In Facsimile, she expands these themes by subverting her usual process. Rather than reproducing painted still-lifes through photography, she has…
It’s a book about car body scratches. Its title: Cracks and Dents. Its author: Lycien-David Cséry. It is accompanied by a text by Julia Meyer Brehm. We strive to actively erase demerits and detritus: we polish away scratches, iron away wrinkles, and interpret signs of wear as a decrease in value of an object. But inspite of the sleek perfectionism that rules our contemporary ideology we find signs of the…
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