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Andres Serrano was born in 1950 in New York. He studied art at the Brooklyn Museum Art School and presented his first exhibition in 1985. His photographic series deal with…

Allan Sekula observed a crowd of workers leaving a factory. 25 frames successive in the slide carousel. This engine projection recalls in particular an assembly line. This engine projection is…

Imogen Cunningham educated herself about plants and flowers after she began to photograph cacti and other succulents in her backyard in Oakland, California. “Her Magnolia Blossom is great, but she made…

In this series of photographs entitled Doigts, Pollution, Philippe Durand examines the surface of windows in the streets of Brussels: not much, but there’s a lot to see. We can…

Vik Muniz, currently featured in our sale Signature Works, a Brazilian-born photographer, is known for creating photographs that can be best described as illusionary. Initially a sculptor, it was a…

Depuis le début des années 1980, Candida Höfer photographie des espaces publics : banques, musées, bibliothèques. Les détails, qui fascinent l’artiste, sont autant d’indices d’un usage des lieux à travers…

At the Daguerreian Society Symposium recently rare book seller Michael Burnley emerged with a new collection of pictures, work he has collected over the last four years that sheds new…

Here is the fifth 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…

Francis Morandini’s Chevaux is a photograph taken in a vast suburb of Lyon, in a space defined by urban planners as “rurban,” or an area between the rural and the…

Pascal Beausse, head curator, presents Demba’s Map by artist Jim Goldberg. This work, acquired by the Cnap in 2012, is a set of Polaroids turned over so we see the…