A few days ago, the Holden Luntz Gallery published a very nice tribute to Diane Arbus. Here it is. Broadening Sensibilities in Post-WWII […]…
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The Shoah Memorial announces the recent acquisition of five contact sheets, ie 98 photographs, of the Green Ticket Roundup. This unpublished report details precisely […]…
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An ode to nature by Nathalie Herschdorfer In response to a year conducive to rediscovering the landscapes that surround us, the MBAL is celebrating […]…
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Chester Higgins walked into the photographic studio of P.H. Polk in Alabama in 1967 to pick up a photograph for an advertisement in his […]…
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Gallery FIFTY ONE will surprise its visitors with an unusual pairing of two master photographers: Vivian Maier (USA, 1926-2009) and Stephan Vanfleteren (Belgium, 1969). […]…
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The selection Vanfleteren made for this exhibition is diverse; from his portraits of the series ‘Belgicum’, to his snapshots taken during countless travels and […]…
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FIFTY ONE TOO presents a series of 9 platinum prints by the influential American photographer, filmmaker, graphic designer and painter William Klein (born in […]…
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After 37 years, Michael Hoppen Gallery is relocating from Jubilee Place on June 10th. Michael Hoppen sent this text : When I moved into […]…
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“In every culture and across time, artists have been captivated by the human figure.” – Thomas P. Campbell The curve of a hip, the […]…
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The Commune was a citizen and popular movement in Paris between March 18 and May 28, 1871. For 72 days, La Commune, elected by […]…
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