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Working across sculpture and photography, the exhibition presents works from both Aporia and Day and Night Series by Jung Lee. Aporia, meaning “coming to a dead end” in Greek, was…

In parallel with the exhibition Cats and Girls—Paintings and Provocations at the Metropolitan Museum of New York (until December 21), Balthus is the subject of an exhibition of photographs at…

New JPN GEN, the new Japanese generation. How do Europeans view Japanese photography? The Artligue gallery hoped to answer this question with its new exhibition. Curator Marc Feustel showcases the…

Edward Steichen was the primary photographer for Vanity Fair and Vogue in the 1920s and 1930s. Already recognised for his distinctive style and his use of light in his portraiture…

The Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts (KMoPA), located in Japan's Yamanashi district, is dedicated to promoting photographers whose work reflects an affirmation of life. Until December 23rd, museum director Eikoh…

The photographer Paolo Marchetti has received 5 000 € from the prize ANI/PIXPALACE 2013. ANI is the association which organize portfolio lectures during the festival Visa pour l’image in Perpignan…

This exhibition gathers  two distinct artistic corpus. The first part of this exhibition is devoted to a photographic essay of Christian Lutz, based in Nigeria, inside the small protagonist group of…

in camera galerie presents an exhibition of vintage and modern prints by Nobuyoshi Araki (in partnership with curator Caroline Trausch and Zen Foto Tokyo), extracts of different series from the…

Since 2005, Lori Nix has been meticulously at work on her series entitled “The City.” Building tiny dioramas in her studio in Brooklyn, she then photographs the intricately detailed constructions…

Currently exhibited at The Venice Biennale and at The Hayward Gallery in London, pictures of the american photographer Eugene Von Bruenchenhein are to be discovered since the 17th october at…