PhotographyExhibitions

“Neverland Lost – A Portrait of Michael Jackson” began when on assignment from Conde Nast, Henry Leutwyler was given the opportunity to photograph the objects from Jackson’s estate that were…

Here is the second part of Qingjun Huang’s work. Yesterday we presented Steam Locomotives. Today, here is Family Stuff and the remainder of the interview with our correspondant CYJO.…

The exhibition Take me to the water exposes photographs of river baptisms taken in the American South and Midwest between 1880 et 1930. Donated to the International Center of…

When I started working on my “Chinese interiors” photography project in June 2004, about a year after having finished my “Cuban Interiors” project, I believed that I could take the…

A cat like Nat Finkelstein had nine lives before he died in 2009. A photographer, journalist, world traveler, animal smuggler, gun runner, drug dealer, ex-convict, revolutionary, and only God (and…

Until April 24, le Botanique will be honoring one of Belgium’s master 20th century photographers, Norbert Ghisoland. Born in 1878, this miner’s son’s subject over 40 years were the residents…

“Chez Higgins”, the talented publisher of portfolios, sold at Artcurial Gallery on the Champs-Elysées, organized an evening celebrating the forthcoming opening of the “Iconoclastes” Gallery at Rue Danièle Casanova in…

Founder of the publishing house Le Renard Pâle, Patricia Dupuy has been publishing for over ten years books featuring artists, poets, writers, stylists, photographers… Together for the first time in…

For his first exhibition at the Gallery VU’, Jean-Christian Bourcart pursues his interrogation on the meaning that the representations of the world have in regards to the facets he perceives…