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Thierry Maindrault's Monthly Cogitations Without wanting to succumb to nostalgia—other than the poetic kind—we all find ourselves making comparisons: around yesterday and today. It’s funny to note that these comparisons are very rarely based on objective evidence or facts. In fact, they are most often mere assessments of impressions or feelings, which, moreover, are more or less distorted by the passage of time for those of us who are older.…
“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” — Mark Twain Simple Pleasures is an ongoing series curated by Holden Luntz Gallery, presenting a few of their favorite pictures organized thematically. Here is : Signs of the Time! 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/taking-to-the-air/ Holden Luntz Gallery 332 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.holdenluntz.com
C/O Berlin presents the exhibition Walter Schels . 16° Fische . Retrospective from June 20 to September 2, 2026. The opening takes place at C/O Berlin in Amerika Haus on Friday, Jun 19, 2026, at 20:00. In celebration of Walter Schels’s ninetieth birthday, C/O Berlin and the F.C. Gundlach Foundation presents the photographer’s first retrospective in Berlin. With more than three hundred works, the exhibition offers new insights into his…
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This year, the Les femmes s'exposent festival offers 2 prizes and 1 grant to encourage a greater diversity of views on the world: . the FUJIFILM prize will reward a photographic subject related to resilience; . the SAIF prize this year offers a reflection on the theme of borders; . the Lebanon Scholarship is dedicated to professional women photographers of Lebanese nationality or permanently residing in Lebanon, in order to…
This is the 26th installment of the online series by Peter Fetterman Gallery called the Power of Photography highlighting hope, peace and love in the world. We invite you to enjoy and reflect on these works during this time. Elliott Erwitt New York City (Three Men In Tutu), 1956 © Elliott Erwitt For sure one needs some comic relief in these times. I have found some recently in watching the French Netflix series “Call…
Mater “The sacred in me is the source of the sin that punishes humanity. I am the one who generates. I'm the one who kills. I carry in my hands the guilt for the choices imposed on me. A woman is only born to be a mother. And when a mother is born, a woman dies.” Why do women still have their value associated to motherhood? At the beginning of…
Triennale of Photography Hamburg
Deichtorstraße 1-2, 20095 Hamburg, Allemagne
from June 5th, 2026 to September 22nd, 2026
École municipale d’art de Chalon sur Saône
7 Rue Leschenault de la Tour Entrée au 7 bis, 71100 Chalon-sur-Saône
from July 29th, 2026 to July 30th, 2026
Librairie Lune et Toile
269 avenue Joseph Lautier, 83110 Sanary-sur-Mer
from June 4th, 2026 to July 5th, 2026
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Archives - June 19, 2015 Iconographer, curator, art buyer, founder of the Galerie Rencontre and the Agence Vu (now Viva), Pierre de Fenoÿl was appointed, in 1976, the first director of France’s National Photography Foundation, then advisor to the Centre Pompidou’s photography department. Pierre was extremely talented. I spent a lot of time with him in the 1970s and early ‘80s. For a while, he was even a New York…
Archives - June 19, 2017 The Sungkok Art Museum in Seoul exhibits one of the greatest masters of photography. Considered a master by many photographers, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, André Kertész is one of the major figures of the history of photography, and yet his body of work both resists analysis and evades commentary. No observer has such a candid eye, and no other photos contain more resolute feelings than those…
Peter Fetterman Gallery presents Daido Moriyama: The Hunter. For Daido Moriyama, photography has always been an act of pursuit and expression. He photographs instinctively drawn not by subject, but by sensation. His images emerge from chance encounters: fragments of bodies, passing gestures, shadows, signage. The city unfolds as something restless and unresolved, a place to be experienced rather than explained. There was never the intention of going out and photographing…
At PHotoESPAÑA 2026, LOEWE FOUNDATION presents Bunny, the first institutional solo exhibition in Spain of Talia Chetrit. Curated by Stella Bottai, the exhibition charts almost thirty years of the artist’s photography, including some of her earliest images alongside new works. It is held at Museo Lázaro Galdiano, Madrid. Born in Washington in 1982, New York-based Chetrit is renowned for a photographic style that is at once raw, arresting and bewildering.…
Sitting in a café near Tokyo Station, Yuka Takasu put a suitcase full of photobooks on the table. As she takes them out one by one, the Nagoya-based artist reveals her multifaceted world: photography, design, handmade publishing and a fascination with paper. “I’m not so much looking to show a single, spectacular image. For me, a photo book and an exhibition always go hand in hand. I’m constantly creating both…
A photographer, an architect, and an island. The Acquad’oro project by the Phosphore collective offers a photographic and visual perspective born from a desire to explore Mediterranean insularity. A conversation with Sarah Witt and Matthieu Fares, the duo at the heart of the project. How did Phosphore come about? Sarah Witt: I’m a photographer and Matthieu is an architect. The idea quickly came up to work on projects together…
Barbara Sabaté Montoriol is due to publish her book Liste des choses oubliées (List of Forgotten Things) with Corridor Elephant. Launched on 8 June, the book is the result of a collaborative publishing effort, and the artist describes her project as follows: ‘After working on landscape, I wanted to explore a more intimate, inner territory. The prospect of taking a Fotomasterclass with Flore and Sylvie Hugues¹ compelled me to refine…
Yancey Richardson presents Color Anthology, an exhibition of photographs by Mary Ellen Bartley, her fifth solo presentation with the gallery. Bringing together work from her series Reading November (2013-2021), the images in the exhibition consider the formal and poetic qualities of the book as an object itself, rather than as simply a conveyor of information. By stacking and grouping the found volumes together in ways both ordered and precarious, Bartley…
Fujifilm has opened applications for the GFX Challenge Grant Program 2026, an international initiative supporting ambitious photography and filmmaking projects. Selected recipients will receive grants of up to USD $10,000, access to FUJIFILM GFX System equipment, including the FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA 55, and technical support throughout production. Projects will be reviewed by an international jury, including Brendan Embser, Amanda Maddox, Lesley A. Martin, Masako Sato, and Pauline Vermare. Photographers and…
Archives - June 18, 2019 The Musée de l'Elysée unveils the unseen work of the Iranian artist Shirin Neshat at La Nuit des Images on June 22 and in its walls until August 25. A unique opportunity to discover the hypnotic work of this essential artist. Two years after the presentation of her feature film Looking for Oum Kulthum at the Venice Film Festival 2017, Shirin Neshat unveils the world…
Archives - June 18, 2024 Published by Bluecoat Press, This Was Then is the first career-spanning book by Mike Abrahams, one of the UK’s most significant documentary photographers. Shot across Britain over three decades, in the years before and after Margaret Thatcher’s time in government, This Was Then brilliantly captures seemingly small moments of everyday life that tell a far bigger story of Britain during this time. Abrahams’ photographs demonstrate…
This summer The Photographers’ Gallery presents a landmark exhibition, Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now. Rewriting the story of Japanese photography through the eyes of women and showcasing the work of 27 groundbreaking artists from the 1950s to today, Japanese Women Photographers highlights the perspectives that have shaped how Japan sees itself – and how it is seen by the world. Spanning themes of gender and identity, pop culture,…
The exhibition Dialogue at Galerie GADCOLLECTION was born from a game of almost instinctive correspondences, from a silent recognition between worlds that, at first glance, seemed destined never to meet. First came the human encounter between Markus Klinko and Gad Edery, followed by a more mysterious one still: the meeting between Klinko’s visual language and the perspectives of the photographers represented by the gallery. Upon discovering the works of William…
Hans P. Kraus Jr. is pleased to present our summer show Untroubled Waters: Navigating Early Photographs through 20 August 2026. On display are primarily British and French works by William Henry Fox Talbot, Gustave Le Gray, Charles Nègre, Paul-Marcellin Berthier, Robert Howlett, J. B. Greene, and others depicting boatyards, bridges, the seashore, and other waterways. As a Cambridge man, it is not surprising that when William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877)…
Arles and its celebrated Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie are set to open in three weeks’ time. Like every year, a few days beforehand, I stick my nose out and prick up my ears to get a sense of the local atmosphere and gauge the importance that will be given to this new vintage. On my rounds, I invariably walk past the galerie vOx, which has the great merit of…
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