PhotographyFestivals

The “Exposures” exhibition program features the work of 76 international photographers selected by a jury whose members were: Brian Griffin, W.M. Hunt, Wang Baoguo, Aaron Schuman, Tim Clark, Peggy Sue…

We also have the opportunity in Panaji to see the wonderful work of photographer Gauri Gill, Balika Mela. In 2013, Gill was invited by an NGO to shoot a series…

It’s one photo festival after another here, and none of them look alike in the city of Goa, which has become over the past few months one of the most…

From February 14th to March 15th, GRID, the international photography biennial, will be held for the first time outside of the Netherlands, in Cape Town. Curated by Florentine Lodeizen, who…

The European Days of the Schools of Photography are a new step taken by the Fetart Association in favor of young emerging photographers. For the first time in Europe, the…

Organised by the Malian Ministry of Culture and Institut français, the Bamako Encounters is the first and principal international platform dedicated to African photography on the continent. A veritable platform…

This year Australia has a new photography festival to add to the calendar: Photobook Melbourne. The brainchild of fine art photographer and designer, and now Festival Director, Heidi Romano, and…

Serge Najjar’s photographs show viewers an abstract reality made up of shapes, colors, shadows and materials. “I go towards the unknown to find an architecture that appeals to me,” he…

Following last year’s theme of the young generation of Lebanese photographers, this year the organizers of Photomed Liban are highlighting the country’s photographic heritage through three exhibitions.…

Collectors, journalists, curators and gallerists all gathered in Delhi this weekend for the annual India Art Fair. We toured the aisles of the fair and of two photography exhibitions that…