French artist François Rouan, known for his braided canvases, presents for his latest exhibition at Galerie Templon is latest “photographic-tableaux”, a group of forty previously unseen pieces created since 2020. Rouan has been spending over 40 years working on deconstructing the notion of the painting using a new process which became his signature: pictorial braiding. In the late 1980s, he started using photography, a medium he has constantly explored and…
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Chaussee 36 Photo Foundation presents the exhibition of Maisie Cousins. The curated selection of works from 2017 to 2024 showcases Cousins' photographic explorations of nature and sexuality. Featuring work in extremely large format, as well as smaller, more intimate pieces, the exhibition presents the breadth of Cousins' distinctive visual language, in which the artist creates humorously ambiguous and vibrantly colourful close-ups of fruit, skin, bugs and other everyday objects. Both…
Projecting L.A. 2024 marks the return of the larger-than-life photography event documenting street life throughout Los Angeles. Projecting L.A. 2024 is a public screening projected 80-feet wide and three stories high above an expansive outdoor venue in the heart of L.A.’s historic Chinatown. The screening includes work from a range of photographers following a juried process as well as featured guests, including actor, musician and photographer Jeff Bridges, Pulitzer Prize…
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Cinema & Dance - Art in movement A hybrid discipline located in particular at the crossroads of choreography and cinematography. This is an exchange rendering cinematic choreography and choreographic cinematography. First of all, an obvious thing: dance and cinema have a profound point in common. Both are arts of movement. How a dancer crosses a stage, how an actress crosses a shot, are a way of saying how they inhabit…
Collective sale of fashion photos for Sidaction From June 22 to July 8, 2021. The Sidaction association, its president Françoise Barré-Sinoussi and its vice- president Line Renaud, are organizing an exclusive sale of photo prints by the most renowned fashion photographers, under the artistic direction of its ambassador, Jean Paul Gaultier. All proceeds from this event, organized with the support of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la…
Espace_L in Geneva presents until April 22, Paralleles, an exhibition by Ana D & Noora K and Julien Spiewak. Two proposals around the body. Ana D & Noora K break down movement through a subtle interplay of perspectives and lenticular impressions in line with the research of Eadweard Muybridge. Julien Spiewak stages body fragments in museums, bringing life to these places frozen in time. Color links the works of artists…
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"As I was gradually pulled into the scene and told about the pose, it began to make me think of the daily thoughts I have about my son. I have thoughts of love, change, determination, growth and encouragement. I also have concerns regarding his health and safety as it relates to the growing conditions across this nation with African American males. There needs to be immediate attention to stop the…
The Hulett Collection announced representation of newly published works by American artist, Robert Brecko Walker. Robert Brecko Walker, originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, was born in 1942. He majored in Fine Art and Anthropology at UC Berkeley in the turbulent 1960’s. Among his instructors were Ansel Adams, Harry Callahan and Jack Welpott. After graduation he traveled throughout Europe, North Africa, and North America via Volkswagen Camper with his…
Lisa Sette Gallery presents Reynier Leyva Novo’s exhibition, The Flowers of My Exile. Reynier Leyva Novo, a prominent participant and documentarian of what has become known as the 27N movement – a demand among Cuba’s younger generation of artists for freedom of expression and identity – is also an internationally recognized conceptual artist whose elegant minimalist works expose the hidden machinations of power in Cuba and the USA. Novo has…
Galerie Caroline O’Breen is presenting a Young Talent exhibition (on view from May 5 - May 27, Amsterdam) showing works by the artists Hagar Schuringa, Eliza Bordeaux, and Naomi Moonlion. The exhibition features such experimental techniques as anthotype (Eliza Bordeaux), silkscreen in combination with riso printing (Hagar Schuringa), and a variety of photography-based art like quilt and sculpture (Naomi Moonlion). Nous vous présentons aujourd'hui le travail de Hagar Schuringa. Hagar…
In a special exhibition, the Ann and Jürgen Wilde Foundation is showing more than 120 works by the photographer Friedrich Seidenstücker together with numerous documents from its collection. Friedrich Seidenstücker (1882–1966) is considered one of the most important chroniclers of everyday life in Berlin during the Weimar Republic. His atmospheric photographs of life in the city tell of incidental events and occurences: of simple pleasures on a Sunday and the…
29 Arts In Progress gallery is delighted to present the first personal exhibition of the young Iranian artist Farnaz Damnabi, from 23rd May to 28th July 2023. The exhibition is entitled ‘Unveiled’ and it brings together a selection of works that tell visitors the tale – as refined as it is powerful – of a young female photographer from contemporary Iran, suspended between past and future. Women play the absolute…
Joseph Bellows Gallery presents the exhibition, Wayne Sorce: At Night, 1966-1971. The exhibition will run from April 18th through May 26th in the gallery's Atrium exhibition space and showcase Sorce's small, vintage, black-and-white photographs of a nocturnal Chicago, featuring the streets and storefronts, as well as the city’s late-night denizens, with a sense of melancholy akin to the paintings of Edward Hopper, and a fondness for signage, reminiscent of Walker…
Éditions de La Martinière presents the release on June 9 of the new book by Nikos Aliagas: Le Spleen d'Ulysse. This book of photographs explores the myth of the contemporary hero, who, like Ulysses, becomes a man by facing adversity. Guided by Homer's Odyssey, Nikos Aliagas explores the myth in photographs of the contemporary hero who, like Ulysses, becomes man by confronting adversity. His black and white images speak of…
Hales presents Tessa Boffin: 1989-1993 – an exhibition of three key bodies of work never- before-seen in New York. In the largest solo show of Tessa Boffin’s work to date, the exhibition spotlights a widely unknown yet influential figure in the history of photography. Boffin (b.1960 – d. 1993 London, UK) was a pioneering artist and a key organising figure in the UK’s photography scene, working between the mid-1980s to…
"The women we meet in Done Doing Time have a lot to say and a lot to teach all of us. They give us the gift of seeing their harsh realities and their hard-won triumphs. Through their example we can learn to be a better country, a better community, and better neighbors to all. But first, we need to start listening, looking, and learning more from the women who know…
Until June 18, the gallery La Loge in the Yonne in Châtel-Censoir (89), exhibits La vie des fleurs by Joelle Dollé. Like her portraits, she photographs her flowers in the studio, stripped of backgrounds in order to focus on their expressions. "They are there, powerful and fragile, always silent. With these photos, I give them the floor, they are flowers: it is the Life of Flowers.” Joëlle Dollé :…
In the 1970s, despite not yet knowing each other, Azzedine Alaïa and Arthur Elgort were responding to a similar current within the cultural landscape. Alaïa realized that fashion had changed; its locus had shifted from the salons to the streets. Elgort, then a young photographer for American Vogue, was in the process of establishing a new vision for photography that also moved outdoors, away from the studio; his “snapshots'' ushered…
A picture should tell a story. It should open doors to a mysterious journey of the imagination, inviting its viewers to momentarily forget the world around them. The Canadian-born, New York-based artist David Drebin is known for infusing his photographic masterpieces with compelling narratives. Although each of his works unique, his signature style makes them instantly recognizable with their distinctive atmosphere: romantic melancholy and a hint of eroticism that elegantly…
The third edition of Porto’s photography biennial, entitled ‘Acts of Empathy’, focuses on assessing today’s social, ecological, and economic resources, and re-imagining a regenerative future. Bienal’23 co-artistic directors Jayne Dyer and Virgílio Ferreira invited 70 artists and 14 guest curators in 14 locations in Porto, transforming them into dynamic creative spaces where visitors are invited to participate in artistic ‘Acts of Empathy’. Bienal’23 explores our ability to feel, collaborate and…
July 1967. After the arrest, beating, and imprisonment of cab driver John Smith by local police, the city of Newark— already a tinderbox— became a hotbed of protest and retaliation. Over five long days, 26 people were killed by police gunfire and hundreds more were injured, thousands arrested, and millions of dollars in property damage was caused. The scars on the city remained for decades. War Is Here: Newark 1967…