James Hyman Gallery presents Nature Nurture. Early Photographs and the Natural World (1849-1914). The exhibition explores our relationship with the natural world, and addresses the ways in which the natural world bears traces of human engagement past and present from the rural world of the peasants tending the land, crops and sheep and cattle, to the urban woods and parks such as the Bois de Boulogne and the Jardin de…
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HOUSE Berlin presents the exhibition Séance. Derived from the old french word “seoir” (to sit) for a session or gathering, a “séance” implies the existence and presence of the many. Séance comprises a selection of artworks dealing differently with themes of metaphysical, transcendence, the subconscious, and death, forming a frame of reference around works by artist Jeff Cowen (*New York, 1966). In the realm of contemporary photography, Jeff Cowen’s work…
This is the most unusual portfolio received this week. It is by Paige Vincent, a photographer specializing in tornadoes and extreme weather. She added these few sentences “My goal when chasing is to capture something unique. I truly enjoy combining the art of chasing and photography because those are the two things I’m the most passionate about.” says Paige “My favorite part about the chase is that every storm is…
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When the talk is about photographing celebrities, most inevitably think about the person in front of the camera. Actually, though, the one behind it is of much greater importance. Because it’s the photographer who sets the stage, chooses the lighting, and selects the lens. The photographer’s work turns the person in the picture into an icon, or the photos into the witnesses of a personality. Today, hardly anyone makes this…
The book Desnorte marks the 50-year career of Bob Wolfenson (Sao Paulo, 1954), one of the most recognized photographers on the Brazilian scene. Assistant of Bill King in the 1980s, he was no beginner when he pushed open the door of the New York fashion photographer's studio. His relationship with photography began very early, at the age of 16, following the death of his father, when he became an apprentice…
In a sensitive and elegant exhibition, photographer Sonia Sieff brings together 47 portraits of committed women. Artists, models, entrepreneurs, creators, authors, surgeons, philosophers, journalists, they embody a generation that moves the lines and can no longer bear to see the world damaged, polluted, threatened in its beauty and its ability to preserve the diversity of life. by systems that we collectively struggle to transform. Made around the mouth and more…
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Oliviero Toscani, one of the most well-known photographers on an international level, was capable of breaking the mould and undermining certainties that appeared permanent in the last decades of the twentieth century. On the occasion of his 80th birthday, the Municipality of Milan celebrates the event at Palazzo Reale, hosting the exhibition Oliviero Toscani. Professione fotografo, that collects his works from the early 1960s to the present day. The exhibition…
The feeling of not being understood, no one escapes it. In the eighteenth century, Immanuel Kant chose the term Ungesellige Geselligkeit (unsocial sociability) to describe the tension between the individual and society. The fact that this tension has not eased since became painfully clear during the pandemic crisis, when we were all forced to give up many individual freedoms for the sake of society. For artist Bart Ramakers, this evoked the…
This are a few words of apology addressed to the Nuits Photographiques de Pierrevert festival, to its director Stéphane Kossmann, to its collaborators, most of whom are volunteers, and to the photographers. A word of apology for having missed the 14th edition two weekends ago without announcing it when with a miserable budget of 40,000 euros, it is showing innovation by presenting 18 exhibitions in a dozen buildings in the…
The selfie is a photographic genre within everyone's reach where the use is to show off oneself in the best possible circumstances. The opposite would be strange. Yet it only shows an apparent truth. The point of this series is to be off beat, where it is impossible to cheat. The women present appear completely naked, without artifice, lying on their sofa. They have a phone in hand that triggers…
Since moving from Milan to Los Angeles in the 1990s Gianluca Galtrucco has added extensively to his experience as a fine art photographer. He also wrote, produced, and directed the award-winning short film Blind Spot (2007). Galtrucco has produced two books of photography, For Your Consideration (2017) and Time Traveler (2021) both published by Hatje Cantz, Germany. Time Traveler the touring photographic exhibition will premier at the Edition ONE Gallery, Santa Fe, NM in July 2022…
He does not appear in the Google pantheon of Cuban photographers, perhaps because of his young age which makes him flirt with his sixties. However, he is unquestionably one of the great symbols of Cuban photography. An inimitable style, a unique approach and impeccable photographic quality for this self-taught or almost. Raùl Cañibano's photographic works are clearly distinguished by three elements that are rarely dissociated. The fulgurance of the eye…
Keith de Lellis Gallery presents Acts of Faith, a group exhibition of prominent Italian photographers who poetically document the heart of Catholic life in Italy during the mid-twentieth century, a time when the sanctity of religion was deeply intertwined with daily life. Italy is the home of Vatican City, the eminent holy city for Catholics which has served as the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church since the fourth century…
YourDailyPhotograph presents photographs by Peter Essick. Peter Essick is an Atlanta-based photographer, teacher, author, editor and drone pilot with 30 years of experience working with National Geographic Magazine. He specializes in nature and environmental themes, and was named one of the forty most influential nature photographers in the world by Outdoor Photography Magazine UK. His goal is to make photographs that move beyond documentation to reveal in careful compositions the…
Michel Tréhet : An obsessive relationship with the image Born in Le Havre, Michel Tréhet is a painter, art director and photographer. After graduating from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts (Graphic Arts and Advertising) in 1968, he worked as an art director in advertising, before joining the Opera/BDDP agency a few years later. At the same time, from Le Havre to Paris, passing through New York, Tokyo and Geneva, he had…
Christophe von Hohenberg: Friends, Lovers & Others presents the photographer’s works from 1985 - 2022. This retrospective includes works from von Hohenberg’s renowned Wookie series, magazine and commissioned portraits works, and more recent sought-after popular beach landscapes and subsequent photos from his popular book The White Album of The Hamptons. Discovered by American Vogue in 1979, von Hohenberg has since worked with Interview, Vanity Fair, French and German Vogue, Art…
An intimate portrait of humanity depicting rituals from all over the world. These photographs by David Katzenstein emerged from his lifelong artistic journey as a visual chronicler of humanity. His mission led him to travel to many parts of the world to experience other cultures and peoples firsthand, capturing images that relate to the themes he is drawn to. In the process, he came to be fascinated by rituals. The…
The Promenades Photographiques of Vendôme are on until August 27th. We have chosen to present Christine Spengler's exhibition to you. Christine Spengler, a French photographer, was raised in Madrid after her parents' divorce. From the age of 7, her uncle Louis, a great aficionado, regularly took her to bullfights, while her aunt Marcelle introduced her to painting by introducing her to the masterpieces of the Prado. The child was immediately fascinated…
In Refractions 2, Ralph Gibson gives intellectual, philosophical and incredibly practical guidance to photographers on how to develop a distinctive visual signature in their work. When looking at fine photographs – you can identify a Cartier-Bresson, an Atget, a Mann, an Arbus – and a Gibson from across the room. How did these photographers find such a unique and identifiable way of seeing and making photographs? Gibson reveals his process…
SN37 presents the fourth show in their not-for-profit gallery at the Seaport in New York City: National Anthem by Luke Gilford. The exhibition is Gilford’s first solo show in New York. The work Gilford is presenting is the result of years documenting the unique subculture within the International Gay Rodeo Association (IGRA) – the organizing body for the LGBTQ+ cowboy and cowgirl communities in North America. Gilford’s father was a…
The Valletta Contemporary gallery in Malta presents those eyes - these eyes - they fade. The exhibition brings together photographs by Nigel Baldacchino, Bénédicte Blondeau, Bernard Plossu and Awoiska Van der Molen. Conceived by Anne Immelé, the exhibition approaches metaphysical photography, from the apparent clarity of the day to the evanescent depths of night shadows. The exhibition invites the visitor to move through environments with striking contrasts, provoking a multiplicity…