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When Leslie Gill and Frances McLaughlin-Gill, both prominent photographers, married in 1948 two photographic worlds merged. Leslie Gill had collaborated for years with Alexander Brodovitch, the legendary Art Director of…

Portuguese photographer Mónica de Miranda’s first solo takes its title from the Hotel Panorama in Luanda (Angola), but also refers to the ownership and power implied by the construction of…

Travelling has been a major theme in photography for over a hundred years. As a genre, travel photography emerged around the same time as mass tourism in the late 19th…

In Berlin, the great Galerie Berinson presents a representative cross-section of Lithuanian photography from the 60s and 70s by showing 71 masterpieces in black and white from twelve Lithuanian photographers.…

In her latest series FAKE i REAL ME, Corinne Mariaud photographed 23 young women who incarnate an ideal image, and symbolize a generation consumed by the desire to possess a…

Mahtab Hussain’s photographs explore the critical question of identity among young working-class British Asian men.…

The Nymphembourg Palace in Munich has an odd room: thirty-six portraits of women from different backgrounds, famous for their beauty, watching you. They were painted between 1827 and 1948 by…

This exhibition currently on view at Deborah Bell Photographs in New York features a group of photographs based on a theme long favored in art: woman in the landscape. Inspired…

After Portrait(s) in 2015 and Une photographie française in 2016, the Toulouse MAP Festival is devoting its 9th edition to Histoires de Familles (Family Stories). More than ever, young French…

After the United States, Marion Dubier-Clark set course for Japan in 2016, to explore the country from Tokyo to Kyoto. Discover her exhibition at the Patrick Gutknecht Gallery in Paris.…