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On August 6, 1945, the first Atomic bomb in history would wipe the Japanese city of Hiroshima from the face of the earth, killing instantly 60,000 civilians and around 140,000…

From June 29 through September 25, the magazine de l’air takes over the walls of the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP). A real premiere in the history of…

Kopeikin Gallery presents a joint exhibition by two gallery artists who photographed Cuba ten years apart. Jeffrey Milstein, Cuba: In The Streets and Simone Lueck, Cuba TV will be on…

Andrea Meislin Gallery presents an exhibition of new photographs by Ilit Azoulay, The Keys. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and in the United States. Azoulay’s…

Seize the snapshot of this living waterand prisoner of an enclosed space surprising the permanent spectacleand never similar rediscover constantly,…

I had never met Daniel Boudinet, but wrote a few lines about him in Libération, shortly after his untimely death, at 45, on August 12, 1990. Marie-Claude Beaud, then Director…

Brassaï the photographer (1899–1984) long feared traveling to America. His friend Henry Miller, who had fled New York for Paris during the 1930’s, unfailingly described his country as hostile, closed…

The Soviet State that emerged from the 1917 Russian Revolution fostered a new visual language aimed at building a new society based on the socialist ideal. The decade and a…

Best known for the shocking beauty and provocative power of his hardcore images collected in monographs including Lost Boys and NYC Go-Go, Slava Mogutin’s new work featured in the exhibition…