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Puglia - In the footsteps of Luigi Ghirri I see photography as a way of ensuring that the images I take are part of a form of visual language, a language that helps to define a space, a place, an atmosphere and emotions. In this case, it's Puglia in Italy, a region so dear to Luigi Ghirri.

The Kunstraum Potsdam, in collaboration with JAEGER ART, presents the exhibition “Pictures” by fashion and portrait photographer Kristian Schuller. In his unmistakable visual language, the solo show invites visitors to wander between worlds and times, the present and the past. Visitors can expect a fascinating journey through Schuller's energetic dream worlds. His works are presented in both powerful colors and intense black and white tones. Sometimes they appear as impressive…

The undeniable influence of Kertesz’s Distortions, made in the mid-1930s, on the evolution of photography only dates back much later, from the time of the publication of his fantastic photographs, in 1972, delayed (by his departure to the United States, by the war, by the lack of opportunities). Similarly, the impact of Bill Brandt’s distorting focal length could only become effective when his numerous experiments dating back to the last…

The PhotoVogue Festival is back at BASE Milan. This 9th edition focuses on the resilience, interconnectedness and beauty of the natural world, addressing global challenges related to the environment and sustainability at the same time. Hence the title: The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature, is appropriate given that this is the first festival dedicated to conscious fashion photography. It runs from 6 to 9 March, but some…

This photographic work by François Maurel highlights the fundamental, often overlooked, role of women in the preservation of marine ecosystems and the sustainable management of water resources. The City of Nice, one of the first cities to sign the European Charter for Equality of Women and Men in Local Life, is very committed to this essential value for our democratic society. It therefore wanted to highlight the exhibition "Femmes :…

This immersive book published by André Frère Éditions opens a window onto a dark and sharp territory, which seems to have emerged from the era of the industrial revolution. On his first visit to the very closed port of Dunkirk, a place almost entirely dedicated to steel and coal, it is the concept of the Anthropocene - this "era of the human" - that imposed itself on the photographer. With…

Published by Saint Lucy Books, photographer Hannah Altman’s new book, We Will Return To You, considers how Jewish storytelling is translated and transformed through photographs by evoking the enigmatic, ritualistic, and multi-layered world of folklore. The 71 color photographs in the book, often portraits, are illuminated by Altman’s distinctive use of natural light. Altman’s work is rooted in Jewish folklore, using stories, symbols, and rituals to shape the foundations of her…

For its tenth anniversary, Photo London announce the exhibitors and special features that will define this milestone edition. Returning to Somerset House from May 15th to the 18th , the fair continues to bring together an exceptional selection of international galleries, acclaimed photographers, and pioneering emerging talent. See the full list of exhibitors here. To mark this special occasion, the early bird offer has been extended —enjoy 20% off tickets until…

The Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Reverie, photographs by Arthur Elgort. Born in New York City in 1940, Elgort discovered his passion for photography after initially studying painting at Hunter College. Finding the solitary nature of painting unfulfilling, he turned to photography and soon found his calling. His early work capturing ballet dancers in motion laid the foundation for his signature aesthetic: natural, unposed, and full of life. In 1971, his breakthrough…

New in Lyon, the Musée de Fourvière presents Voyage chez les croyants du monde (Journey in the world of the believers), an exhibition by photographer Ferrante Ferranti. The exhibition of around thirty photographs by Ferrante Ferranti is an invitation for a colorful journey around the world. It is designed as a journey among believers of various religions who nourish the spirituality of the planet's inhabitants. Ferrante Ferranti, traveling photographer, offers…

Pace Gallery in New York presents A Loathing of Clocks and Mirrors by Richard Learoyd. The exhibition features a selection of photographs Learoyd produced with his custom-built camera obscura between 2018 and 2025. Deeply inspired by Dutch Golden Age painting, Learoyd’s latest works take viewers on a journey through intimate moments and intricate details, examining the relationship between subject, light, and space. The photographs on display explore a range of…

The Galerie Hémisphères presents the exhibition Rituals Of Brazil : Capoeira – Candomblé – Carnaval by Stéphane Herbert. Salvador de Bahia, heart of African Brazil. Despite centuries of oppression, the culture of the Afro-descendant society has deeply permeated Brazilian civilization. The people of Bahia, today mixed, invented the rituals: with capoeira as a fighting dance; with Candomblé as sacred theater; with carnival as a great moment of popular ecstasy. Three rituals…

The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. This is a selection of their portfolio : 2025 Awards Nominees The Agents Club, founded in 2018 by Alexandre and Wanda Orlowski, is a unique mobile platform showcasing the most sought-after photography agencies worldwide and the exceptional image-makers they represent. This feature was first published by The Agents Club. www.theagentsclub.com

Release by GOST Books of Tall Socks by Mark Cohen. In July 1973 Cohen spent a month living in a dorm room at NYU while taking part in a film production workshop. His daily classes were short so he used his free time to walk around the city with his camera. Only a few of the images were printed at the time and the vast majority remained unseen, except as…

The new issue of the Reporters Sans Frontières magazine comes out on March 6, 2025. 100 photos for the freedom of the press is dedicated to Man Ray, in the preface, these few words from him. “I just try to be as free as possible. No one can dictate or guide me in the way I work or in the choice of my subjects. You can criticize me afterwards, but…