Here is the second part of Qingjun Huang’s work. Yesterday we presented Steam Locomotives. Today, here is Family Stuff and the remainder of the interview with our correspondant CYJO.…
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Janene Outlaw has always lived up to her name. Born and raised in uptown Manhattan, she attended the Bank Street School and Cornell University before beginning her career as a…
Our correspondent in Beijing, CYJO, met with Qingjun Huang, one of the great photographers of the daily realities of life in China. We hereby present one of his first works,…
Fabrice Mabillot dove into photography in 2005 after nearly 20 years as an Artistic Director and graphic artist. He has a very sensitive and unique approach, attached to bodily…
“Neverland Lost – A Portrait of Michael Jackson” began when on assignment from Conde Nast, Henry Leutwyler was given the opportunity to photograph the objects from Jackson’s estate that were…
“Chez Higgins”, the talented publisher of portfolios, sold at Artcurial Gallery on the Champs-Elysées, organized an evening celebrating the forthcoming opening of the “Iconoclastes” Gallery at Rue Danièle Casanova in…
40, 000 dollars Pictet Commission goes to the US photographer Chris Jordan to undertake a field trip to Northern Kenya. Chris Jordan will visit Kenya with logistical support from Tusk.…
Until April 24, le Botanique will be honoring one of Belgium’s master 20th century photographers, Norbert Ghisoland. Born in 1878, this miner’s son’s subject over 40 years were the residents…
David Schonauer’s press review evidently begins with Japan. How can the shock of an earthquake, followed by a tsunami, and then a nuclear threat be shown in images? …
A cat like Nat Finkelstein had nine lives before he died in 2009. A photographer, journalist, world traveler, animal smuggler, gun runner, drug dealer, ex-convict, revolutionary, and only God (and…