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In one afternoon at the Tate Modern, I was first pleasantly surprised to discover the exhibition Contested Terrains in the Level 2 Gallery (http://lalettredelaphotographie.com/entries/4494/londres-contested-terrains), before I continued on to the…
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I do not photograph reality. I photograph what has been, what could have been, what I believe must be, what I would like to see, what I would like there…
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Narrative Interventions in Photography, at the J. Paul Getty Museum, presents three contemporary artists whose work explores the concept of narrative, the subjectivity of storytelling, and the revision of history.…
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Catherine Gfeller was born in 1966 in Neuchâtel. She studied art history and literature before deciding to pursue the plastic arts. In 1995 she moved to New York, then to…
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My mind was set on visiting the Tate Modern over the weekend. I wanted to finally see the installation of Taryn Simon’s A Living Man Declared Dead. I had already…
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Oculus is the most recent book by Ken Schles, he interrogates the relationship between pictures, memory, and light. In his introduction, Ken Schles writes: "We infuse the world we encounter…
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For her latest book, The Fashion Pictures, fashion photographer Deborah Turbeville assembles a selection of the surrealistic photographs that made her name.…
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For thirty years, Tom Wood has trained his unblinking eye on the streets of working-class Liverpool, largely forgotten by the rest of Britain. There they call him “Photie Man.” In…
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Hypotheses is the second part of the Trilogy of the Moderns. Caroline Gaudriault’s and Gérard Rancinan’s artistic and editorial approach has prompted them, at each stage of their Trilogy of…
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L. Parker Stephenson Photographs presents Modernism and Advertising Photography 1920s - 1930s, an exhibition of vintage photographs by recognized masters and lesser-known American and European photographers.…
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