PhotographyFestivals

The 10th edition of the Angkor Photo Festival runs from November 29th to December 6th 2014, in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Overseen by Jean-Yves Navel and Françoise Callier, every year the…

In the bright Los Angeles afternoon, hours before the official opening, the serious and wealthy collectors come. Brad Pitt walks around unbothered but not unnoticed. The streets are scarcely populated…

Founded in New York in 1974 by Cornell Capa (1918-2008), the brother of the great photojournalist Robert Capa, the International Center of Photography (ICP) has established itself over the decades as a…

One of the things that impressed me is how Cornell Capa conceived the collection since the beginning as being the central part of his organization. It was aimed to provide…

One of the highlights of Paris Photo Los Angeles is the Guy Bourdin exhibition at the Louise Alexander Gallery. A selection from the oeuvre of Bourdin is on display; vintage…

In part it’s the casual juxtaposition, the chance occurrence, the people that turn out when eighty major dealers from around the world bring their best to show.  And then there…

They are very hard to look at, these pictures.  Mainly, they come from about the time I was a little boy so I connect with them as a child might…

Another surprise from this Californian edition of Paris Photo is an exhibition from its director, Julien Frydman, and Fototeka, based on the archives of the Los Angeles Police Department. The…

Alexei Partola, a graduate of the British High School of Art and Design, presents a project devoted to “train-bombing.” According to the rules of the genre, the process of creating…

Every winter between mid November and beginning of February the sun fails to rise above the flanks of the Alps, leaving the Northern Italian village of Viganella completely in shadow.…