Frida Orupabo receives the SPECTRUM Internationaler Preis für Fotografie 2025 der Stiftung Niedersachsen. The prize is endowed with 15,000 euros, a exhibition of her work at the Sprengel Museum Hannover and a publication. The Norwegian artist receives the prize for her photographic collages, in which she explores questions of identity, race, gender and the sexualised exploitation and objectification of black bodies in a special way. Frida Orupabo creates new narratives…
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There are various ways of organising photography archives: alphabetically, thematically, or date of capture. Not so at the Archive of Modern Conflict in Holland Park in London. The 8 million plus images (and there could be many more) are filed according to the date of acquisition, with the archive function- ing almost as a diary, a library of the imagination in the Borgesian sense, or Situationist drifts. Of all the…
The Carré de Baudouin in Paris hosts an astonishing exhibition by Frédéric Stucin. Le Serment d’Opéra is the result of a meeting between Doctor Alberto Velasco psychiatrist and psychoanalyst at the Sainte-Anne Hospital Center of Paris psychiatry & neurosciences and Myriam Mazouzi, director of the Academy of the Paris National Opera. Invited to pass through the doors of the Paris Opera, patients have agreed for two years to take part…
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His name is Jean Charles Blanc. His book is titled: Fermé le dimanche (Closed on Sunday). It is published by éditions à la sauvette. He accompanied his images with this text: Pedestrian of Paris, how many times I had the project of making little Parisian “sketches”. But my photographic attempts always left me unsatisfied. I had the idea of photographing a street. Not Ed Ruscha style, but a street full…
Always looking for new talents to exhibit, in the middle of a set of proposed photographs, two or three images caught my attention. A few researches later, I found the author's site for these interesting works. The site confirmed my interest in this work which stood out among the others. This young designer from Latin America already uses knowledge of a good technical level that she combines with a capacity…
Mathilda May for the magazine “ELLE” in the 90s. It seems to me that at that time she was pregnant. If you look closely, you can see it in her eyes. There is in the eyes of the women at this precise moment a disturbing mixture of plenitude, confidence in the future and a grateful love for the man in question, which the latter had better take advantage of because…
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For his first book, Etienne Renzo offers us the outcome of several decades of his photographic approach. Since his beginnings as a professional, a long time ago, the photographer pivoted around Woman's body. And then randomly during a shooting session, he met the Brazilian dancer (a bit contortionist!): Maïra de Oliveira Aggio. The two accomplices, each master of their discipline of expression, find themselves around their common love of nature.…
transit - in-between spaces, searching, pausing: Upheavals are the recurring theme of the thirty black-and- white works exhibited by Berlin photographer Tanja Nedwig at Galerie erstererster. Whether it is a place like Berlin's Tacheles, long since disappeared from the cityscape, or currently the Jahnsportpark at Mauerpark before its redevelopment. A Sunday afternoon tea, the movements of a young boxer or the gaze of a woman at the end of her…
At the age of three, Salih Basheer lost his mother and his father in the space of twenty-two days. He left Khartoum to live with his grandmother in the small town of Al-Faw in eastern Sudan. Years later, when he returned to his hometown for the first time, the project of this first book was born, a sort of initiatory quest in search of the memories of his childhood and…
‘You cannot change your skin’ was borne out of documentary work British photographer Jonathan Moore undertook in Ukraine. He travelled to Ukraine independently in January 2022 with the idea of photographing what life was like for people living under the weight of an impending war. He spent the weeks before the invasion in Mariupol. After fleeing to Lviv, he volunteered as a photographer for the Ukrainian Red Cross where he…
Rachel Wolfe’s exhibition of her recent landscape photography serves as a perfect antidote to the turbulence and hardship experienced in many parts of the world. Human dignity does not have to be savoured in small doses escaping the violence of war, social unrest or just surviving the cost of living crisis. A sense of spiritual calmness permeates the photos of the Nordic/American photographer. The vast expanse and drama of the…
During and just after the First World War, food inflation provoked numerous strikes against the cost of living. A look back at these events reported by the staff of photographers from the Excelsior newspaper, the first daily to use news photography. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr
WILLAS contemporary in Stockholm presents till the 12th of May an exhibition by Jimmy Nelson, Between the Sea and the Sky. Whilst reflecting on restrictions during the recent COVID-19 pandemic, Jimmy Nelson realised he didn't have to travel far to discover exceptional human beauty; he could also create art closer to home. A new project emerged: Between the Sea and the Sky, where he depicts 20 communities in traditional dress…
This spring, By Accident takes over the gallery space of Fifty One Too with the first exhibition of the archive of Marcel De Baer (Geraardsbergen, 1922-2014). From 1961 to 1980, De Baer was a Forensic Expert ( specialised in collisions) for the public prosecutor's office of the district of Oudenaarde, Belgium. In this capacity, he came at the scene of every major traffic accident that took place in the area…
The Griffin Museum brings Ruben Natal-San Miguel to Lafayette City Center to celebrate his magnum opus, Women R Beautiful. This solo exhibition featuring the portraits of women Natal-San Miguel crosses paths with are stunning. Frank and honest, the women are confident, self aware and direct with their gaze into the lens. This exhibition is featured during Women’s History Month, and we are excited to showcase the diversity and breadth of the female gaze…
This project is about an invisible light, from which I was often able to conjure up a series of images - let's call them worlds - where you could hear a multitude of voices. Voices too loud to hold in the mind and too volatile to grasp. Voices that could not simply be silenced. Like demons, they belonged nowhere and spoke of the unknown. Imagine that you have never known…
The shots for these two series were taken in the Plan de Campagne shopping center in 2022 from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. for 5 nights. This site is one of the largest shopping centers in France located between Aix-en-Provence and Marseille. Although noticeably different in their forms, the two series question the strange beauty of buildings, objects, spaces illuminated by night lighting. The erasure of the writings on the…
“The mind is like an umbrella. It's most useful when open.” ― Walter Gropius Simple Pleasures is an ongoing series curated by Holden Luntz Gallery, presenting a few of our favorite pictures organized thematically. We hope you find these photographs as a gentle reminder that there are always simple pleasures to be found! https://www.holdenluntz.com/magazine/simple-pleasures/spring-showers-bring-may-flowers/ Holden Luntz Gallery 332 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.holdenluntz.com
Here is an example of what you will find in the columns that we are launching soon: Les Coups de Coeur and Le Bar de l'Oeil. This Coup de Coeur is from Robin Siegel. JJN All Roads lead to L'Inaperçu L'Inaperçu, an elegant new photography bookstore and café/restaurant, recently opened at the crossroads of rue Beaubourg and rue de Montmorency in Paris. In French, "inaperçu" means unnoticed, or, under the…
Jun Ahn : Self-Portrait Having come to the United States to study, she obtained a degree in art history at the University of Southern California in 2006, and continued her studies with two years at the Pratt Institute, this South Korean artist has been noticed above all for her Self-portrait series, the images of which were all taken on the roofs of very tall buildings. A series that she considers…
Von Lintel Gallery presents “Ebb and Flow”, their first exhibition of photography by Anthony Friedkin. A Los Angeles native, Friedkin began photographing at the age of eight and was working in the darkroom by the time he was eleven. Early on, he used photography to explore his infatuation with the ocean and now, over 60 years later, he still travels the Southern California coast with a camera in hand. Friedkin…