Fragility Road Steps of Melancholy I travelled between space and time, between touch and smell, between sight and hearing. Everything was open, closed in my house. The rust-coloured air smells of antiquity. Of an antique that, you feel, belongs to you. Of an antique that speaks to you. That colour speaks to you. Roots present in things appear to you in the flow of views and perspectives. Visions of feeling…
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Being: I am in, I found you I became who I was afraid of becoming. A being with a social form as its only identity. And the worst thing for the one I was is that he did rather well. 40 years ago I was doing photography then for more than 20 years I stopped. I traveled and led a professional career as a sociologist, leaving the photography boxes in…
Skies of Highlands The Scottish Highlands offer an unforgettable experience for those who want to take the time to immerse themselves in them. Many places are renowned for their beauty. But these landscapes would only be a shadow of themselves without the incredible skies that sweep over them. The sky, or rather the skies, are the subjects of this series. The relief is merely a showcase for these masses of…
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The Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Alex Stoddard: INSEX, a solo exhibition of works by emerging artist Alex Stoddard. This exhibition is a celebration of Stoddard’s debut publication and marks the artist’s first cohesive collection of work - and first exhibition at the Fahey/Klein Gallery. The photographs from INSEX explores the parallels between metamorphosis in the natural world and human coming-of-age. Through staged, highly stylized images, Stoddard invites viewers into a colorfully…
The relationship between dance and fashion began in the Renaissance period, where social dancing echoed society's values. Historically, around the 1830s-1840s Romantic era, ballerinas were becoming the epitome of beauty. Ballerinas were idealized and regarded as celebrities. Today fashion models are more so subject to these standards. Around the same time, ballroom dance culture emerged, beginning with the waltz. Social developments of the time were reflected through the movements, but…
LE BAL presents the first exhibition in France dedicated to the Polish artist Joanna Piotrowska, noticed at the last Venice Biennale and winner of the Lewis Baltz Research Fund (2018) initiated by LE BAL. For the past ten years, she has been developing a visual universe at the crossroads of photography and performance, which examines the complex and ambiguous relationships within the family circle. Joanna Piotrowska in conversation (fragments)…
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The Hulett Collection presents the exhibition Reflections in Monochrome with photographs by Noell Oszvald. Noell Oszvald's self-portraits are hauntingly beautiful and profoundly surreal. In her works, she skillfully explores the enigmatic and ethereal facets of human existence. Each photograph is a carefully crafted glimpse into her inner world, a place where reality melds seamlessly with dreamscapes. Oszvald's use of monochrome and minimalist compositions adds a timeless quality to her images,…
The Hulett Collection presents the exhibition Reflections in Monochrome with photographs by Viki Kollerová. Viki Kollerova's self-portraits are a poetic ode to the beauty of the natural world and the intimate connection between the self and the environment. Her photographs often feature her immersed in serene landscapes, where the interplay of light and nature serves as the backdrop to her introspective exploration. Kollerova's self-portraits capture a profound sense of harmony,…
Today, March 21, is World Down Syndrome Day. Elena Kuzin sent us one of the most touching emails we have received. It was accompanied by this text and these images! The Initiation project was born from a conversation with Sofia, my eldest daughter who has Down syndrome. When she was 16, she asked me to tell her about her birth. Together, we reconstructed her birth and the first year of…
Joseph Bellows Gallery presents Pulp Fiction, an online exhibition by Thomas Allen. Contemporary photographer Thomas Allen began his signature process of repurposing books in college when a professor saw the texts he had cut up (spawned from a childhood interest in pop-ups and dioramas), and encouraged him to seek his MFA. Allen continues to fashion narratives from the books he cuts and folds into three-dimensional vignettes. He uses pulp novels,…
The Galerie Jardin Persan presents Autant d’histoires, an exhibition by Vincent Lafon. This is how he presents the exhibition: An interest in history and the present for human activity and an aesthetic of life guide my steps as a photographer on a bushy path. They are accompanied by a conviction which seems to me to be expressed with more impact in black and white with infinite shades of gray to…
La Galerie Rouge offers a confrontation between two photographic sensibilities which marked the 20th century and whose works resonate today with the issues of our current world: La Photographie Humaniste and “The Concerned Photographer”. Humanist photography appeared in France in the 1930s and nourished the visual imagination of the post-war years by being widely used by the magazines of that era. It is centered on human beings and presents them…
Eight Seconds : Black Rodeo Culture, the first book by photojournalist and designer Ivan McClellan is published by Damiani. It offers an inside look at Black cowboy culture across the United States in the 21st century, honouring the highest ideals of independence, integrity and grit with intimate photographs that preserve the deep-rooted connections between people and land. Brought up in urban Kansas City, McClellan had not given much thought to…
This is the cutest story we received this week! It came to us from Barnabé Moinard! A gray and cold January morning at a market while unpacking in the early morning. Among the cardboard boxes of black and white photographs, six pink plastic sleeves appeared, held together by a worn elastic band. The yellow letters presented by two female silhouettes announce the content: in each sleeve a series of twelve…
Be-Part presents the New Capital exhibition by Belgian photographer Nick Hannes (born in 1974 in Antwerp). In his work, which won a World Press Photo Award in 2023, Hannes highlights newly created capitals. For ecological, demographic or strategic reasons, several countries have recently decided to have a brand new capital. Hannes visited six countries – Egypt, Korea, Nigeria, Kazakhstan, Indonesia and Brazil – that have recently built or are in…
The Médiatheque Francois Mitterrand in Poitiers presents an astonishing exhibition by Camille Gharbi entitled: There's no such thing as monsters. This photographic work is a reflection on domestic violence, from the point of view of the perpetrators. It is an attempt to understand the mechanisms that lead to acts of violence, in order to prevent them more effectively. Without excusing or minimising anything, this series of photographs and personal accounts…
Galerie Binome presents the exhibition Jardin d’après nature by Laurent Millet. For almost 25 years, Laurent Millet has been combining photography with other media such as sculpture, site-specific installation and drawing. His hybrid works are formally timeless, reactivating primitive printing processes such as cyanotype and gum bichromate to blur the distinction between photography and drawing. Galerie Binome is developing this dialogue between the two media in two exhibitions devoted to…
The American Photography Archives Group (APAG) announced the recipients of its first annual awards for the years 2023-2024. These awards recognized outstanding contributions to photography and archival preservation and celebrated APAG members who demonstrated excellence in and a commitment to creating and preserving the rich history of photography. The Beacon Award was awarded to a photographer or archivist who had recently made a significant contribution to the field of photography.…
The Galerie Durev in Paris exhibits Xavier Zimbardo. Jean-Francois Camp, the curator of the exhibition, with Annie Boulat, presents it as follow. Xavier Zimbardo is a photographer whose career is atypical, he was first a French teacher, but passionate about photography he quickly abandoned the education of our blond heads to leave for the mysterious Orient which fascinates him to the point of never returning. He took his first steps…
Christine Spengler exhibits Ombre & Lumière, l’espoir au milieu du chaos, at the Galerie L’Oeil Bleu. Christine Spengler French photographer and writer raised in Spain defines herself: “I am both shadow and light like the bullrings of my childhood in Madrid.” From March 19th to 24th at the Galerie L'Oeil Bleu, she is exhibiting her most emblematic war photos, from her first famous photo "Chad" in 1970, to "The White…
In Sacred Land, American photographer Ralph Gibson, and producer Martin Cohen, have created a unique photographic exhibition and publication that capture the soul of Israel, both ancient and contemporary. The photographs on view at the Heller Museum in New York convey the fundamental humanity and underlying affinities that connect all who deem this land as sacred, and express aspirations for mutual understanding and peace. At a time when the war…