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In the Borderouge Nord neighborhood of Toulouse, the urban landscape is undergoing a complete transformation, with apartment buildings, offices, concerts hall, convenience stores and… contemporary art. At the invitation of the…

To raise awareness about effects of overfishing in Europe, Nicholas Röhl and Greta Scacchi of the association Fishlove have been asking celebrities to pose nude while holding a fish. Gillian…

Blink is the visionary—and yet, now that it exists, obvious—idea of Julien Jourdes and Matt Craig, former photo editors at the Wall Street Journal. It brings together media professionals of…

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On Monday, April 7th, at Le BAL in Paris, the French National Center for the Visual Arts (CNAP) organized a morning meeting—the Rendez-vous photo du soutien à la création—for photographers…

The newly acquired Ernest Marquez Collection of photographs records Santa Monica’s transformation from rustic hamlet to international symbol of the California good life, with prints from the 1870s to the…

Without much public attention, a remarkable thing is happening. As libraries around the world digitize their photographic collections they lose the funding to store their physical archives.  Only a handful…

In 1914, Oskar Barnack, an employee at the Wetzlar optical factory in Germany, built the first Leica. The Leitz was the first small format camera, using 35mm film to produce a…

Singapore definitely wants   to become the center of contempory art in Asia, openly in competition with Hong Kong. Today nobody can deny that Singapore is  the capital of art…

Historically, the museum in Chalon is the first major French public institution devoted to photography. It is supported mainly by the city. The contributions of patrons goes far beyond territorial…