Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc. presents the exhibition Paris : City of Light & Shadow. La Ville Lumière! Paris first earned the sobriquet, “City of Light,” as a center of learning during the Age of Enlightenment. In the early nineteenth century the advent of gas lighting brought the city’s streets and boulevards alive at night. Light, the very currency of photography, soon enabled Paris to become the first city to…
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The most touching email we have received recently, it comes from a photographer, Christophe Jacrot - JJN Good morning, You have a fairly central position in the small world of photography, I understand that you appreciate my work. It is for this reason that I allow myself to open up to you. Indeed, I am on the brink of giving up photography, If the real support of two good galleries…
In 2006, Emmanuelle Fructus created her gallery: Un livre – une image. Today, she announces its closure in these terms: Historian, iconographer and artist, in 2006 I created the gallery Un livre – une image. At that time, for me it was an act of freedom and independence which allowed me to invent my working tool by distributing artists' books and images and hunting the Parisian markets. Today, the time…
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The Wall This sculptural series is a new take on the limits we encounter daily, all along our lives. Indeed, human beings tend towards a constant evolution. They want to dominate and shape the reality around them. They try to reach beyond their physical and existential limits, never giving up, but eventually, they often find themselves trapped in a deterministic form of the human condition. Luca Izzo
For the first time since his death, an exhibition of fashion photographs from the 1960s and 1970s by the trailblazing photographer Gösta (Gus) Peterson is presented by presented by Deborah Bell Photographs. Peterson (1923-2017) was one of the most innovative and progressive fashion photographers of the 20th century, known for breaking barriers and challenging conventional approaches to fashion photography of the time. His playful, graphically rigorous compositions were widely published…
Dr. Eran Gilat is a Neuroscientist and Fine Art Photographer. Eran has been engaged for many years in fine art photography. His ‘Life Science’ project was vastly presented in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums around the world. The study was published by numerous platforms, such as world photography magazines, newspapers and wired media platforms. ‘Life Science’ Photography book was published by Kehrer Verlag, Heidelberg. Long lasting passion…
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Pace Gallery presents JR: Women, a solo exhibition of photographic work by the internationally renowned French artist. Marking the artist’s first show in Switzerland since 2008, JR present a film and a suite of photographs from his Women Are Heroes project. This exhibition follows the release of his latest encyclopaedic book, Artist Until I Find a Real Job, published in April 2023. Known for his large-scale, outdoor photographic installations, JR’s…
Until July 16, the Museo d'arte della Svizzera italiana in Lugano presents the color photos of Werner Bischof with the exhibition Unseen Color. The works of the Swiss photographer, considered one of the great masters of reportage and photography of the 20th century, are explored for the first time in an exhaustive way thanks to a hundred color digital prints from original negatives from the years 1939 and 1950. The…
The Hulett Collection announced representation of artist, Pieter Henket and the important and staggeringly beautiful series Congo Tales created deep in the Congolese rainforest working with the people of the Mbomo District that reside there, to tell the stories, myths, and fables passed down from generation to generation. Pieter Henket is a Dutch photographer living and working in New York City known for a photographic style that takes inspiration from the 17th…
The Musée Nicéphore Niépce presents the exhibition Kate Barry: My Own Space. Kate Barry [1967-2013] began her career as a photographer in 1996. Commissions for fashion and magazines made her famous and her work contributed to the construction of the imagination of an era [mother-daughter campaign for Comptoir des Cotonniers in 2003-2006, portraits of actresses during the release of the film Huit Femmes by François Ozon in 2002, etc.]. Despite…
Editions Noir sur Blanc offer Les Garde-Temps, a book by Luc Debraine. Les "Garde-Temps" (Time-Keepers) here are clocks that keep precious time: those of memories. They have been stopped short by natural or human disasters, from the Titanic to Hiroshima, from Buchenwald to the towers of the World Trade Center. They still display fateful moments. They were also stopped voluntarily to mark a revolution, a liberation, a singular event. These…
J Henry Fair introduces his work as follow : I read a lot of science. It informs my art. Perhaps it is a factor in my movement, in recent years, away from the abstraction of previous collections. Two themes have evolved: a survey of coastal areas around the world, and portraits of the “Engines of the Anthropocene”, the giant machines that extract resources. Both series will be on exhibit this…
Normal Magazine Number 15 is available for presale. Featuring Bruno Dayan, Martin Machaj, Richard Bernardin, Formento + Formento, Marc Lagrange, Antoine Verglas, Fabien Dettori, Haris Nukem, Lukas Dvorak, Vicoolya & Saida, Lorenzo Taliani, Kourtney Roy, Vlad Spivak, Isabelle Chapuis... Among the photographers present in the publication, we decided to highlight Antoine Verglas with this interview from Normal Magazine. Can you describe your style, like a good friend does? Antoine…
Galerie Émilie Dujat presents an exhibition by feminist photographer Renée Jacobs. Femmes will be Jacobs' first solo exhibition in Belgium and presents her most extensive collection to date. Featuring over 120 images spanning her illustrious career, Femmes captures Jacobs' distinctive approach, characterized by unapologetic sensuality and authentic portrayals of women. In the text accompanying the exhibit, Belgian author, poet and philosopher Véronique Bergen writes: “Sophistication and simplicity, naughty elegance and…
Trans Photographic Press publishes Kind of Color, Guy Le Querrec's book of color photographs. The publisher Dominique Gaessler presents it as follows: From Jeune Afrique to the Viva years then to Magnum, in this oceanic work initiated in the sixties made of black and white, Guy Le Querrec practiced color for twenty years. It is to this little-known aspect that this book is devoted. However, we find the same photographic…
Setanta Books publishes A Country Kind of Silence by the photographer Ian Howorth. He sent us this text by Harry Gallon. Britishness is a collage of cross-cultural signifiers. Complex and simple, sad and beautiful, known and forgotten. Things that have their own language, their own patterns of tradition and ritual that intermingle with the day-to-day of basic need. A cup of tea. Windbreakers tripping over on a beach. A line…
The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) presents James Barnor: Accra/London—A Retrospective, a comprehensive survey of the pioneering Ghanaian photographer, marking the first U.S. retrospective of his influential work. James Barnor spent six decades documenting times of major social, cultural, and political changes in his native country and the African diaspora in the UK. On view May 28 through October 15, 2023, the exhibition shows more than 170 photos from Barnor’s…
Known for his documentary approach to subjects that range from the sublime to the ironic, the California-based artist John Divola has mined the territory between photography and conceptual art for more than 40 years. Two of his best-known and iconic series from the 1990s ison view at Yancey Richardson from June 1 through July 7, 2023. In Isolated Houses, Divola uses the vernacular architecture of the California desert to explore…
As part of the Parisian Handicap Month, the Espace Canopy is hosting an exhibition of photographs by Geoffroi Caffiery, Dis Papa - Maintenant, je n’ai plus peur dehors (Hey Daddy - Now I am no longer afraid outside). Dis Papa, a photographic dive into the heart of intimacy. Highly aware of the disability of his son, affected by schizophrenia, Geoffroi Caffiery has chosen to explore, via 25 photographs and notes…
Intuition, as a mode of revealing the unspeakable, often takes the form of a feeling of evidence. It is this effect of shock, of sudden, unmistakable knowledge, that Michel Follorou's photographic work delivers in this unprecedented exhibition. In thirty photographs, the artist shares with us what his eye essentially collects from the fleeting effects of light and colors on matter. For 10 years, Michel Follorou, tirelessly, and with rare consistency,…
Fazilat Soukhakian is an Iranian artist, photographer and scholar who is currently an Associate Professor of Photography at Utah State University. She started her career as a photojournalist in Iran and became one of its very few female photojournalists in a highly patriarchal society. She moved to the United States in 2011 and received her Master of Fine Arts degree and her Ph.D in Architectural History from the University of Cincinnati. She is…