Since the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation donated the archives of the American artist (who died of AIDS in 1989) to two institutions, J. Paul Getty Museum and Los Angeles County Museum…
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Obsessed with popular culture and its effects on society, Robert Heinecken (1931-2006) called himself a “para-photographer” because his work lies on the outskirts of the medium. He’s known for having…
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When he started collecting avant-garde photographs, Thomas Walther probably had no idea that he was putting together what would become one of the great modernist collections that illustrates a defining…
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Archives – February 6, 2018 French photographer Frank Horvat’s series New York Up and Down, 1982-1986 is shown to the public for the first […]…
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Foule (crowds), one of the most surprising series at this year’s Rencontres d’Arles, is a compilation of photographs taken between the end of the 19th century and the middle of…
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The Galerie Sit Down presents the series D’après Nature by photographer Jean Gaumy. This photographic project carried out during solo trips in the Piedmont […]…
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At the end of the 1980s, you didn’t hesitate to explore digital technology. What led you to this exploration? I was lucky. I had stopped shooting fashion photography by then. A…
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Her name was Jill Freedman. She was a great photographer and a difficult character. Which explains why her notoriety is far from being worthy […]…
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Following Tal Uf Tal Ab (2012) and You would (2012), Park/Sleep is Robert Frank’s third visual journal. Here American master delivers a series of intimate photographs, old and new,…
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In 1950, Robert Frank left his job as a photographer in New York to travel across Europe with his family. That summer, he arrived in Valencia, Spain, at the time…
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