This is this week’s unusual portfolio. It’s titled Involuntary Photographs (2020–2025). It’s by Alexis Vasilikos and is accompanied by this text. Between 2020 and […]…
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This is this week’s unusual portfolio. It’s titled Involuntary Photographs (2020–2025). It’s by Alexis Vasilikos and is accompanied by this text. Between 2020 and […]…
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This is one of the most unusual submissions of the week. It’s by Jim Matusik, and he included this text: Recently I inherited a […]…
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It’s a sign of the radical transformation of photojournalism. This photo has gone down in history, yet it has no author or signature. Who, […]…
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I don’t know many photography enthusiasts like our collaborator Jacques Revon. Every other morning, he sends the entire team a research project or a […]…
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The exhibition In the American West at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson is a lovely opportunity to dedicate this edition to Richard Avedon, in which […]…
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It was the most private opening in New York, "Richard Avedon" at the Gagosian Gallery. His grandsons William and Michael provided us with pictures and commentary. “Richard Avedon: Murals and Portraits”…
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This is the most touching email we received this week. It’s from Valentine de Villemeur and it announces her book: “I’ve Always Wanted to […]…
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He has aptly titled his creations ” pœms-poèmes,” poems for small multimedia works. He is the photographer Frèd Blanc. He dedicated the last one […]…
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First of all: thanks to Francine Deroudille. We owe her this day of tribute to her father, Robert Doisneau. It is her choice that […]…