Following her critically-acclaimed solo show at Flowers Gallery in London in 2023, Janelle Lynch: Endless Forms Most Beautiful, a new show of works from the same series opens at Exhibition The Barn in Bridgehampton, New York in collaboration with Frampton Co. The exhibition presents cyanotypes and large-format black and white photographs that Lynch created in Amagansett, New York during 2022-2023, exploring the intricate connections between life’s forms and the afterlife. Janelle Lynch utilizes…
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The Griffin Museum of Photography presents the exhibition Traces of Existence, featuring photographs by artists Alejandro Cartegena, Muriel Hasbun, Ilena Doble Hernandez, Rodrigo Valenzuela, and Alejandro Morales. The exhibition speaks to ideas of migration, history, reminiscence, family, and existence through experimental photography, such as collage, visual juxtapositions, and physical manipulations. Though distinguished stylistically, the artists' exploration of their identity and homeland unite them conceptually. In her series Pulse: New Cultural…
At Christie’s in New York, a record was set yesterday for André Kertész after a print of his photograph Satiric Dancer (1926) hammered for $450,000, or $567,000 with fees; that was just above its pre-sale estimate of $500,000–$700,000. The day before, Diane Arbus Identical twins, (Cathleen and Colleen), Roselle, New Jersey, 1966 sold for $1,197,000 with fees, and Richard Avedon, Marilyn Monroe, Actress, New York City, 1957 sold for $880,000…
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Thierry Maindrault's Monthly Chronicle The doors of Paris Photo, vintage 2022, have just closed. With my accreditation: “press” in hand, I was able to access the so-called VIP day on Wednesday. Incidentally, it should be noted that the “Very Very VIPs” had already been invited the day before by a very great American international bank, which was - this year - the leader of the sponsors for this shining event.…
On the occasion of the Rencontres d'Arles, the Fisheye gallery presents Delphine Diallo's new series, Golden Age, produced in collaboration with WhiteWall. Mixing photographs and collages, the exhibition is an invitation into the universe of this protean artist. The Golden Age series originated with a proposal: the wish of a great lover of African art to create a work from his own collection. Among the 3,000 artifacts that make up…
An icon of gay art and one of the most famous names in physique photography, Bruce Bellas is remembered today as a pioneer of beefcake. Beginning in the 1940s and continuing until his death in 1974, Bellas photographed some of the most important figures in the world of physical culture; bodybuilders Steve Reeves, Bob McCune, and George Eiferman, and models Joe Dallesandro, Mark Nixon, and Brian Idol are just a few of…
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Louis Stettner was one of the most highly regarded street photographers of the 20th century. I discovered his work through my contact with Johanna Breede and her gallery some years ago. His calm yet intense photographs made a lasting impression on me. One day, I received a call from his daughter Isobel Stettner, with whom I ended up chatting at some length. We stayed in touch, also about the major…
Getting to MAST always offers unique visual emotions. A stone’s throw from a jewel of hydraulic engineering, the Casalecchio Dam on the Reno river, the MAST Foundation welcomes you with the ever-changing reflections on the mirrored surface of the Reach sculpture by Anish Kapoor. Almost as if it were a kind of fascinating and exceptional referral to what takes place in the exhibition spaces, which host Andreas Gursky's intriguing images,…
Her, by Marjorie Salvaterra is on show at Ralph Pucci (London) since the 8th June 2023. Known for her ability to investigate the many, and often contradictory, roles that are demanded of women in a modern life, Californian photographer Salvaterra’s images reflect a humour in and exploration of the creatively uncertain spaces inhabited when we are “in between”. Her expresses not quite knowing what comes next; waiting for a sign,…
Galerie Bonne Espérance presents the first exhibit in France of South African artist Pippa Hetherington – Inheritance. The exhibit is deeply personal and explores her own family history, but in doing so, explores South Africa’s complex and often traumatic national history. Pippa’s point of departure is photography but then she goes in surprising directions, using unexpected techniques and materials. Hetherington’s family was part of the 1820 English settlers to South…
Galerie Camera Obscura presents Selfportrait by Koo Bohnchang. Koo Bohnchang's work is rooted in Korean culture, which is deeply steeped in animism, and objects can also be the receptacle of spirits. In addition to his own collections, Koo Bohnchang has been working for years on the white, simple and metaphysical forms of ceramics from the Joseon dynasty (14th-19th century) which he photographs in museums around the world in order to…
La chambre claire Galerie presents L’ombre de Kate by Colette Pourroy. Colette Pourroy lives and works in Paris and Provence. Trained at ENSAD at Villa Arson in Nice, she specializes in graphic design and photography. She worked for three decades in publishing in Paris as a freelancer, before devoting herself entirely to photography, from 2008, as an author. From 2003, she exhibited regularly, mainly in Paris. Her photos are in…
Learn multiple exposure with a legendary camera. June 30, July 1 and 2, 2023. The purpose of this workshop is to learn overprinting through the practice of this medium format film camera giving square images. The Rolleiflex is a camera whose minimalism highlights the links between art and technology. Here, the photographer is faced with the settings of the fundamental parameters (speed, aperture, distance). At a time when taking thousands…
Greg Soussan : Flirting with provocation. Photography became an integral part of Greg Soussan's life very early on. Born in metropolitan France, it was in Saint Martin, where he spent most of his childhood, that he made his first images. A few years later, his first portrait was of Alphonse Boudard, ex-convict and writer, and his first publication: a double-page spread with Henri Salvador in Paris-Match. Since then, he has…
Horst P. Horst, the German born American photographer is regarded as the ultimate master of elegance and sophistication in photographic history. His images have not only shaped the photographic language since the beginning of the 20th century, but also his work presents a mastery in the formal qualities of photography while perfectly blending the boundaries of fashion, art and commerce. A true master of light and composition, he seamlessly combined…
Deponie is a unsettling book. Oscillating between documentary and formal essay, it retraces Tobias Kruse's journey across East Germany, in search of the vestiges of the period following the country's reunification. Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the German photographer travelled more than 8,000 kilometres to capture the reminiscences of this painful historical process, which left an indelible mark on the local populations. Although it marked a…
The Hulett Collection presents Lisa Candela’s series Heartlands. Years ago, I unexpectedly discovered a reclusive artist whom has, until now, avoided any acknowledgments or acceptance into the fine art realm. I was so taken with this series when I first viewed it that I have since courted her to allow me to present it to the world. Lisa has finally embraced my vision of an exhibition of Heartlands and I…
HackelBury presents Gerlinde, a solo exhibition of new work by Royal Academician Ian McKeever. This new body of work, his most personal to date, is the portrait of a woman, a love letter to his wife. Drawing on abandoned drawings and his archive of photographs which capture everyday objects in a domestic setting, his black and white photographs are filled with light and shadow, providing evocative glimpses of the human…
Claude Pavelek started out as a set photographer for cinema and theatre. He also became a cameraman, and regularly collaborates with the main television channels for magazines and documentaries. For several years he has also collaborated with the Little Big Galerie, in Paris and Arles. He works mainly in analog photography, drawing his inspiration from the world of novels, paintings or drawings. His photographic practice is based on the poetry…
A.galerie presents Platinum by Beth Moon. American photographer Beth Moon is world renowned for her photographs of trees. She tracked down the oldest trees in the world in their ultimate refuges, bearing witness to an incredible heritage, which should be recognised and protected globally. A project which, over the years, has led her to travel the world to meet these wooden giants that fascinate her so much: United States, Europe,…
The Pinault Collection presents the exhibition Irving Penn: Portraits of Artists in Dinard. I have a very beautiful memory that I owe to Irving Penn. October 1974, Roger Thérond's office at PHOTO on the Champs Elysées : "PHOTO will soon release its hundredth issue. It has to be sparkling. You're going to New York and you're going to see all the greats." My first trip to NY: The revelation. Very…