PhotographyFestivals

The Bronx Photo League is a branch of the Bronx Documentary Center. This exhibition documents and celebrates the workers and trades people of Jerome Avenue, one of New York City’s…

“I do not want to go back – no launch parties or openings anymore. Wearing the same pair of jeans every day, feeling the sun on my skin and deciding…

Award-winning photojournalist Ron Haviv processed over 200 rolls of his own undeveloped analog film that had been previously put aside and forgotten. These images, some nearly twenty-five years old, are…

The fifth annual Photoville starts today in a new location, at the picturesque Brooklyn Bridge Plaza, and will run from September 21 to 25. United Photo Industries (UPI) and their…

Water is a fifteen-year project, begun with the understanding that water and humanity were moving towards a crisis. We live in a time when 650 million people have no access…

When times are tough, one tends to forget that photography can also be light, playful, and fun; that it is a shared delight, a parlor game, an ever-repeated magic show.…

Her name: Anna Alix Kofi. She is the founder and artistic director of the review OFF THE WALL and its publishing company. To mark the Perpignan festival last week, she…

One particular period marked the life of Eulalia Abaitua for ever: the time she lived in Liverpool, where she resided temporarily at the end of the 19th century. There she…

Every day we are bombarded by thousands of semi-pictures of naked young women, but it is practically impossible to see an old lady in the nude. These images might be…

The logic of this work follows a less is more path: leaving to one side all accessories, concentrating only on the details and focussing its gaze on such apparently insignificant…