The Print Sales Gallery summer exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery, By the Seaside, celebrates the British seaside in all its eccentric splendour. From the […]…
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Benjamin Didier … All about poetry. Benjamin Didier is a contemporary photographer known for his distinctive approach to the medium. His work often explores […]…
Boogie Woogie Photography presents at The Loft the exhibition Louis Stettner : Time Capsules. Vanessa Franklin writes: Louis Stettner (1922-2016) stands as one of […]…
Enter Gallery in Brighton presents Welcome to the World of Slim Aarons. Slim Aarons is synonymous with luxury, glamour, and the elite. Over six […]…
Keith de Lellis Gallery presents the group exhibition Coney Island Dreamland. With the work of Anthony Barboza, Dr. Bloch, Brown Brothers, Gordon Coster, Morris […]…
Bruce Silverstein Gallery presents Summer Glow through September 7th. An exhibition that pays homage to the unique summer light, Summer Glow, features a curated […]…
What did you want to do first once school let out for summer? Was it walks on the boardwalk? A car ride with the windows […]…
Bildhalle opens the new season with a double exhibition of two of the most important figures in Swiss photographic history: René Burri (1933-2014) and […]…
Images Plurielles publishes the book by Georges Pacheco & Estelle Granet: Mānouches – A journey with the descendants of Didi and Canette Duville. From […]…
CAMERA WORK Gallery is presenting a retrospective of Hans Feurer‘s work from August 24, 2024. The exhibition comprises approximately 40 works taken over six […]…