PhotographyFestivals

From March 21st to 30th, the Indian city of Pondicherry will host its first photo festival, Pondy Photo. Organized in partnership with the Delhi Photo Festival, Pondy Photo will feature 26 exhibitions in…

The Peugeot family began in the manufacturing business in the 18th century but the first car - an unreliable steam tricycle - was built in 1889. Since that time, the…

Twins may look the same to you and me. Same piercing eyes, same color hair. Although identical, a digital imaging system can spot minute differences in freckles, skin pores, or…

The journey of women refugee from Palestine began in 1948 and continues to this day. It has been a story of resilience, courage and will to choose hope in the…

This is a truly unique approach, a little wild, obsessive and ultimately invigorating for photography. Using antique plates, many partially broken and missing pieces, Kelvin Bown reconstructs what the original images might…

In the largest Syrian refugee camp—two supermarkets opened this week—Agnès Montanari, a French photographer living in Baghdad, asked a group of teenagers to photograph their daily lives, which they did,…

Not all the photographs are interesting, but in the heart of old downtown at the Diwan of the Duke, an extraordinary cultural location, there’s something moving about these black-and-white photographs…

There is life in the camp. We work, play, meet, study, have fun, love, all in the streets of the camp. In this small space, with the large amount of…

This collective brings together the talents of three photographers  (Vincent Catala, Christophe Caudroy, Julien Mignot), a graphic artist (Camille Rousseau) and a writer (Tanguy Bizien). The group goes to a…

Since its first edition in 1913 and the sensational unveiling of Marcel Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase, the Armory Show has been a showcase for the avant-garde. One hundred years later, the exhibitors…