Half Life is Michael Ackermanʼs third opus. After “End Time City” (1999), a crazy journey through the city of Varanasi, India, and then “Fiction” (2001), where unity of place is…
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Half Life is Michael Ackermanʼs third opus. After “End Time City” (1999), a crazy journey through the city of Varanasi, India, and then “Fiction” (2001), where unity of place is…
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Philippe Vermès took these portraits over a couple of years in the late 8Oʼs during two major rallies: one in Sturgis, South Dakota, and the other in London, New Hampshire.…
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Cézanne executed 44 oil paintings and 43 drawings and watercolors of the Montagne Sainte-Victoire. Working doggedly and with passion on the motif, he introduced this mountain into the history of…
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Photographs taken by Laurent Van der Stockt in addition to his published photojournalism. Since he started to work for Gamma in 1990, from the fall of the Berlin wall to…
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For the Month of Photography 2010, Baudoin Lebon presents a monographic exhibition on Henri Foucault, entitled Un monde parfait (“A Perfect World”). In these recent artworks and photographs, Henri Foucault…
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“Yugoslavia had had its time of peace and Man tipped the balance of history, according to his tradition, true to type. The rest of the world was surprised by so…
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To coincide with the 30th anniversary of the Paris Month of Photography, the Michèle Chomette Gallery takes both a look back and a leap forward by presenting “LE FIL”,…
Olivier LABAN-MATTEI Laureat 2010This prize was created in 1980 by Roger Therond and Jean-Luc Monterosso. All French professional photographers can compete. Every two years, the prize is decided by an…
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He has an incurable curiosity. That is how Yan Morvan, a 56 year old photojournalist, describes himself. He talks to us about his battlefields. “How and why does a person…