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Fragile eternity This photographic series is a reflection on the fragility of existence and the passage of time. Through portraits of young women, a parallel is drawn with Greco-Roman statues, symbols of a beauty frozen in eternity. These sculptures resonate with our incessant quest for immortality, while the deserts, vast silent expanses, evoke the inevitable disappearance, the erasure of traces. This dialogue between the living and the inert, between flesh…
The Louvre in Motion A Long-Term Photographic Project A photographer for over thirty years, Thierry has explored photojournalism across the globe, collaborating with renowned chefs and iconic brands. In November 2023, he embarked on an artistic exploration of the Louvre, seeking the invisible: movement within a setting frozen by history. Since then, he has wandered the galleries, observing visitors blending into the artworks—fleeting silhouettes, overlays, poetic moments… The museum transforms…
Perch on a tree This black and white photographic series explores the relationship between animals and their natural perch, the tree. Birds of prey in observation, falcons on the hunt, baboons on a break or birds in balance, each image captures a moment of suspended life, where nature freezes in a graphic harmony. The absence of colour reinforces the strength of the contrasts and highlights the textures. Through this black…
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In her solo exhibition, Between Forms, fine art photographer Barbara Cole gathers photographs from throughout her career to reveal her long fascination with water as a medium that naturally reshapes form. These photographs explore transformation across time, movement, and image. From women rising through enigmatic waters to anthropomorphized flowers in repose to dreamlike mixtures of digital and analog processes, Between Forms navigates the ethereal forces that constitute Cole’s ever-evolving body…
Those looking for the infinite or transcendence are unlikely to find it during bus journeys or football matches, at the Pier Head ferry terminal of the Mersey River, or in the shipyard changing rooms. As for those looking for a deterministic logic, a sociological and political statement about England, they will find here and there visual information about a specific period and place. Tom Wood enables us to escape the…
The Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Geof Kern “Midtown Exit”, a selection of photographs taken throughout Kern’s career which beautifully demonstrate his ability to illustrate whimsical scenes with a cinematic aesthetic. Kern’s multifaceted style combines photography and illustration and redefines the traditional photographic genres of fashion and still life. He uses fabricated sets and pseudo-suburban scenes to mock the mundane. Steering away from high profile models, Kern prefers neighbors, acquaintances, and locals…
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Valérie Dufour & Rachel Hardouin present the exhibition Irina Ionesco 1970-1980 simultaneously in two galleries. The photographs and vintage prints selected by the photographer as part of her retrospective at the REFLEX gallery in Amsterdam in 2016 are presented simultaneously to the public in the two galleries located in the heart of Paris's 10th arrondissement, starting Tuesday, March 25th. This collection of original works has never before been presented to…
Photographer Vincent Peal presents his new book Rites & cérémonies d’Asie du Sud-Est published by Timeless Edition, dedicated to religious rites and ceremonies in Asia, through a show-presentation which is held until March 30th at the Chapelle du Grand Hospice in Brussels. Through his lens, Vincent Peal explores the often overlooked cultural and spiritual practices that shape Asian communities, which he immersed himself into during a long journey between Indonesia…
Howard Greenberg Gallery in collaboration with Sasha Wolf Projects present Rahim Fortune: Reflections; an exhibition of compelling and heartfelt photography exploring the American South, on view from March 22 through May 24, 2025. Rahim Fortune: Reflections weaves documentary photography with Fortune’s personal history into an expression of compassion for the American South, a region that has nourished the artist both personally and creatively. Reflections features two distinct series –Hardtack and…
This double exhibition, Life Rooted in the Land, at The Hulett Collection showcases two rural communities, each navigating the challenges of their environments while holding steadfast to centuries-old traditions. Luke Oppenheimer presents Ottuk and Sebastião Salgado, Genesis: The Nenets. Luke Oppenheimer – Ottuk Luke Oppenheimer is a documentary photographer and visual storyteller from rural Oklahoma, with a background in agroforestry and sustainable farming. His work explores the relationships between…
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The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features from The Agents Club such as their Insta News, Master Series or Profiles. Thomas Hauser is a Berlin-based artist and photographer known for his intimate, poetic and a 'stillness' approach to both portraiture and fashion photography. After studying painting in the 80's, Thomas's work took on a strongly photographic character before he decided to engage in fashion photography, taking fashion very seriously…
Nominated for two British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs), including Best Feature Documentary and Best Debut Director - Feature Documentary, Modern Films brings Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other to UK and Ireland cinemas. The film is directed by Jacob Perlmutter and Manon Ouimet, produced by Manon & Jacob, UK and Final Cut for Real, Denmark, and executive produced by Fremantle label Undeniable and Louverture Films. [video_embed_hd url="https://vimeo.com/1070245056"] Two…
Julia Gragnon is exhibiting Paolo Pellegrin's Chaos Calme at her Galerie de l'Instant. She sent us these images and her text. I discovered Paolo Pellegrin's work thanks to the Rencontres d'Arles in 2008. It was my first time there, and his exhibition "As I Was Dying" was in the last building of the Ateliers SNCF. What a shock to discover his images, their power, the beauty of his prints, the…
In her latest book published by Workshop Arts, I Still Speak Southern In My Head, Nancy Richards Farese creates collages that incorporate threads, beads, buttons and cloth with family archive images and recent photographs to create a complex visual memoir in which Farese reexamines her childhood growing up in the South in the 60s. Some of the cultural tropes resonating with the Southern experience that she considers and questions include…
The Little Black Gallery announced the US exhibition tour by Jane Hilton of her series Cowboys and Queens. Launching 27 March at FreyBoy Art Salon in Las Vegas and then Los Angeles, next to Tulsa in Oklahoma in September at The Hulett Collection, and then Palo Gallery in New York in the spring of 2026. Cowboys and Queens reflects the new modern-day American Dream. A utopian cocktail that celebrates the freedom…
To celebrate Women History Month, the PDNB Gallery presents this virtual exhibition. The gallery sent us these pictures and these few words. Some are famous, but most are not, all uniquely influential. These women, young and old, are photographed by talented photographers exhibited by Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery. PDNB continues to celebrate 30 great years in Dallas. Let’s honor women, photography and exceptional artists! PDNB Gallery 150 Manufacturing St,…
In Flowers Drink the River, her new book published by Setanta Books, Pia-Paulina Guilmoth reflects on her gender transition through a haunting tale where the power of community meets the sacredness of nature. Flowers Drink the River was born out of darkness. Unemployed, homeless, forced to return to her parents' house, terrified at the thought of coming out, and trapped in a body she longed to escape, Pia-Paulina Guilmoth went…
Since its beginnings, écho 119 has been committed to bringing the work of Japanese women photographers to the forefront by highlighting their unique and sensitive perspectives. The gallery is unveiling its new space with a solo exhibition of Rinko Kawauchi, which coincides with the publication of her book M/E (Delpire). Rinko Kawauchi captures the evanescence of the day-to-day with a vivid gentleness. Her work, infused with poetry and delicacy, invites…
Today's edition is dedicated to one of the most important photojournalists of our time. For almost six decades, Stephen Shames has documented the world as an award-winning photojournalist. Through his photography, he uncovers the raw emotions and deeper truths behind both global, political issues and private, personal ones. From chronicling the Black Panther movement in Power to the People: The World of the Black Panthers, to exposing the silent crisis…
From the essay by Jeffrey Henson Scales: This book is not a survey nor is it structured with a narrative arc. It is more a collage of Shames’ life as a photographer, a mashup of his life’s work. Documentary photography by its very nature is constructed of people, places, and things the artist finds in their camera’s viewfinder. Like the many artists throughout the history of modern art who have…
What is interesting to me is not someone’s starting point but their journey. My journey as a photographer started during the 1960s when I was a student at the University of California at Berkeley. I became an artist of the struggle. I got to know the leaders of the anti-Vietnam War and the Black Power movements, including Bobby Seale, cofounder of the Black Panthers, who became a mentor. Seale and…
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