PhotographyFestivals

Art Basel at the Miami Convention Center is epic, to say the least. If all the fairs were kids at school, this one would be the prom queen whose mother…

Art Miami and Context are two connected fairs in the Design District, with a vibrant young energy and lots of graphic, vibrant work. If all the fairs were kids at school,…

I woke up early and stumbled into the kitchen to make coffee. Last night’s late evening took a bit of a toll on me, but I wanted to make it…

The Lost Worlds by the Franco-German duo of  photographers  Lucie&Simon are presented in Deauville, part of the festival Planche(s) Contact.…

Terri Weifenbach’s work is genuinely atypical: she photographs only fragments of nature – trees, flowers, and sometimes insects -, sublimated by a skillful interplay between sharpness and blur. Her work…

The series Gastronomie by Audrey Corregan and Erik Haberfeld gathers some playful still-lives, which is the report of their food peregrination in Deauville. Their work is presented in the festival Planche(s) Contact.…

The young photographer, Lore Stessel was the recipient of the Fondation Louis Roederer’s award in 2012. The festival Planche(s) Contact presents  her work, where the human body intermingles with the landscapes…

Chinese photographer Zhuang Jay discovered Deauville for the first time, when he came to the Asian Film Festival. His images are now on view at the festival Planche(s) Contact.…

Accustomed to photography studios – these white, bare, enclosed spaces filled with spotlights, in which  fashion and commercial photographer creates their own world – Grégoire Alexandre moved to the outdoors and…

A humanist photographer and tireless walker, Gunnar Smoliansky surveys cities like Stockholm, or again his childhood places. In Deauville, he’s had full freedom to toy with his imagination while strolling along the streets…