During the month of photography in Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) Center for Visual Art (CVA) presented an exhibition of more than 60 photo-based works that reflect…
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Portland based photographer Jamie Knowlton’s new body of work features large-scale tableaus that encourage the viewer to look more closely at the mirage of a fixed moment, of the impossibilities…
The second edition of the Usimages Biennale features ten exhibitions organized by the Agglomération Creil Sud Oise, France, under the artistic direction of Diaphane, Pôle photographique in Picardy. The event…
It’s hard not to notice that the Mois de Photographie du Grand Paris is in full swing. As its new name indicates, the event has spilled into the outskirts of…
Today, The Eye of Photography is presenting a special edition on a little-known festival: the festival in Yangon, capital of Myanmar, which took place last month. It is an amazing…
In Search of Dignity, exhibition by Günter Pfannmüller and Wilhelm Klein (German photographer and writer), made its first appearance in Myanmar during this 9th edition of the Yangon Photo Festival.…
A few days before the opening of the Yangon Photo Festival, the French photographer Landry Dunand, accompanied by his Afghan box camera, travelled up and down the streets of the…
Here are the four winners in the Professional Photographer category in the Yangon Photography Festival 2017. From coverage of the fighting in Kachin State to a personal and aesthetic introspection,…
This year, the 9th edition of Yangon Night chose to project more photo-stories from emerging photographers than from professional photographers, proving that writing a strong story through images is accessible…