Having seen plenty of her photographs in recent years, we might have gotten used to the idea that Vivian Maier was a classic street photographer, even though her style is…
Author Jonas Cuénin
If you’ve always wanted to witness a stampede, Paris Photo 2013 was a fine opportunity to do so: it felt more like a cattle fair than art fair.…
Available in newsstands and book stores this week , the 4th issue of the review Camera invites us to revive our imagination by freeing us from photographic modes. Willingness that…
“Camera” magazine, published since the early 1920s in Switzerland, became an international point of reference for photography during the 1950s and 1960s, thanks to the work of Romeo Martinez (1911-1990),…
The 44th Rencontres began with a Monday evening screening at the Théâtre Antique of a short from Patrick Zachmann on Sergio Larrain. Filmed in Chile in 1999, the film, although…
Hiroshi Sugimoto only sees the world in large format. From a distance, behind the huge panes of his studio, the buildings made of glass, symbols of an ultramodern and denatured…
I knocked on the door of a stranger. I’ve traveled halfway around the world to meet him. My father. I was seven years old when I last saw him. As…
This pocket-sized book of photographs, published by Fifty One Fine Art Photography to accompany its Saul Leiter exhibition (on display through July 13), is the perfect summer companion. Here’s more,…
Suggestion is one of photography’s greatest powers, something that American photographer Sandi Haber Fifield obviously understands. In her latest book, her third, After the Threshold, Fifield takes the reader into…