As free as the air and the provencal skies of Eygalières that he preferred to the Parisian highlife, Alfred Latour (1888-1964) is an artist whose copious work remains to be…
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A celebration of French photographer Denis Brihat’s legacy on the occasion of his 90th birthday, the exhibition Vital Forms: A Celebration of Denis Brihat brings together a selection of prints…
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Alison McCauley is always looking for surprising angles. In every space and situation, she is on alert. It is not by chance that she came to Cannes for the first…
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Sixty sumptuous Caucasian nudes are being presented alongside a handful of sublime African sculptures and masks. Only Bettina Rheims could have managed such an exhibition. Entitled Vous êtes finies, douces…
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The 36-views contact sheet creates a unique image. Thomas Lang gives to see details, mistakes; he stages a disorder which is balanced. His “Gestalts“, the name of his series and…
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Sally Mann: A Thousand Crossings now on view at The National Gallery of Art in Washington (USA) is the first exhibition to encompass the full range of work by a…
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Georges Salameh was born in Lebanon, lived in France, then in Sicily and today lives in Greece. Isolitudine is a series comprising his pictures of Sicily from 2005 to 2017.…
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The Jewish Museum in London presents a large photographic retrospective of Elsbeth Juda who managed to mix the art of artistic portraits to a more commercial ambition not for her…
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Since its beginnings, the Polaroid has served to capture one’s most intimate moments. Present during important and informal family gatherings, during travels or at home, the compact Polaroid image became…
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In a sort of floating state, Luc Chery, during the first half of the 1980s, photographed the night, its bars, concerts, nightclubs, the postmodern “dance hall wildlife” at the onset…
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