Author Laurence Cornet

This is the second exhibition at Open Society’s new space and the 21st edition of their program Moving Walls. Five photographers, aged 25 to 47, working in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, are…

For eleven years, Stephanie Sinclair traveled throughout Afghanistan, Ethiopia, India, Nepal, Yemen and other countries where child marriage is still common practice for social, spiritual and economic reasons. Her photographs exude ambiguity.…

A monochromatic exhibition of Boris Mikhailov’s photographs is currently on view at the Dominique Lévy gallery in New York. On the first floor is the blue series At Dusk, featuring 110 panoramic…

In January, the International Center of Photography will hold an exhibition of Robert Capa’s color photographs, a little-known aspect of the photographer’s legendary body of work. The photographs are indeed…

Bruce Gilden is as entertaining in conversation as he is while taking pictures. He speaks warmly of his special, uncompromising relationship with photography, and the incredible results of his uninhibited…

Quite unknown in Turkey because of his early death in 1992 at the age of 41, Sahin Kaygun is a figure of avant-garde in Turkey. Free electron, he would mix…

Bing Wright’s work has always been an exploration of perspectives, materials and shapes. This latest exhibition marks the photographer’s return to color, not seen since his first series Windows (1989), where…