In early March, the Facebook page of the Jeu du Paume contemporary art museum in Paris was blocked. The reason: a breast was visible on a photo by Laure Albin…
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In early March, the Facebook page of the Jeu du Paume contemporary art museum in Paris was blocked. The reason: a breast was visible on a photo by Laure Albin…
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The festival Circulation(s) will continue showcasing talented young European photographers until March 31. To help introduce young photographers to industry professionals, a series of free portfolio reviews have been organized…
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You yourself started the countdown a few weeks before when you posted on Facebook, “I’ve got my tickets to Bali!” When the day came, Facebook geo-localized you at the airport.…
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You’ve spent so much time choosing the perfect profile picture, one that somehow manages to embody your complex personality in a single image. It needs to be on par with…
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Solo? In a group? A sober, head-on portrait fit for a police file? Or while you’re in the middle of something, on vacation, say, where your white teeth stand out…
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They made it! On October 4, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg proudly announced that the site now boasts more than a billion members “liking,” “posting,” “commenting,” and “poking.” In 2007, there…
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When it comes to pushing an absurd idea to the limits, you can always count on the Internet. A few years ago, we saw the development of “planking.” Ramrod straight,…
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If Henri Cartier-Bresson were to peruse this online collection of photos, would he recognize his “decisive moment”? In 1952, in his work Images à la sauvette, Cartier-Bresson mentions in the…
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In 1975, the George Eastman House in Rochester presented the exhibition New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-altered Landscape, which featured the photographs of Robert Adams, Stephen Shore and Lewis Baltz.…