Having spent the last three weeks in Asia, and feeling a little asian myself I present this press review. Everywhere I look I see signs of the crisis—everywhere except in…
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Here is the complete list of photography grants offered by the Ministries of Culture and Foreign Affairs. Paragraphs 4, 6 and 12 concern non-French applicants, and can be consulted in…
Born 1967 Mexican-Lebanese living in Los Angeles CA. USA. I use photography as a medium to explore and as a repository to memories and dreams.…
Photographer Jay Tyrrell vividly remembers watching War of the Worlds in a big theater when he was a boy. The 1898 book War of the Worlds is considered one of…
The New York gallery Nailya Alexander is exhibiting for the first time a collection of Argentinian photographs from the 1930s to the 1950s, entitled Light of Modernity in Buenos Aires.…
The book Nepal & Mao takes us to a country in which peace was declared many years ago. But somehow there is still tension in the country. Old royalist that…
Barney Kulok was born in New York in 1981. He discovered photography as a young adolescent when his mother offered him a book about Irving Penn. He later enrolled at…
A little girl lost in the woods. A vagabond sitting against a stone cabin. A blond-haired boy in his hiding place, near a gully looking at his secret…
Why is Brassai’s guy with the slicked back hair so infatuated with himself? What’s so compelling about Matisse’s striped chair? And isn’t there something missing in Manet’s very formal…
Robert Koch Gallery presents an exhibition of Lynn Geesaman’s dramatic color photographs of formal, sculpted gardens and invented landscapes in Europe and the United States. Known for her color and…