PhotographyCollections

Robert Klein Gallery and the Larz Anderson Auto Museum in Brookline, Massachusetts presents the work of iconic motorsports photographer Jesse Alexander in Jesse Alexander: Photographs from the Golden Age of…

Joachim Koester’s Some Boarded Up Houses (2009–2011) is a series of nine black-and-white photographs, five of which were acquired by the CNAP in 2014. In this series, the artist adopts…

Weru Weru and Kine is a diptych from the immense series “Parasomnia”, a dreamlike exploration of Africa. “Parasomnia” was the subject if a publication in 2011. These two…

False is a series of five photographs taken in 2012 and acquired by the CNAP the following year. In False 1 and False 2, Simohammed Fettaka asked a homeless man…

This exhibition is the ninth in the series ‘Starting a Photography Collection. Ten Exhibitions in Ten Weeks’; an ambitious programme of weeklong exhibitions in the run-up to the Photo London…

Almost ten years ago in 2007 Howard Greenberg published An American Gallery to celebrate his 25th year in photography. In it he showed 25 photographs drawn from his collection. Howard…

Here is the thirteenth part of “I remember” by Bernard Plossu, since the early 1970s, he has photographed his friends photographers. His rare portraits were never shown, regularly The Eye…

Nuquirit (with Jeanne Balibar, Paris, Decembre 14, 2004) is a photography by French artist Jean-Luc Moulène. For the artist, the work must be a place of conflict. Thus Nuquirit is…

Launched last week, the Esprit Singulier exhibition presents the Auberive Abbey collection. Its founder and collector, Jean-Claude Volot, gathered over three decades more than 2500 works constituting one of the…