PhotographyFestivals

How and why would one fabricate a visual memory of what one has not directly experienced, in this case, in the Spanish Civil War? Because, by doing so, this event…

How does one photograph war? Certainly not by repeating pictures of corpses, answers the author who decided to re-appropriate images and subject satellite views of burnt villages in Darfur –with…

It is hell. Hell on earth, today, in Ghana, which in recent years has turned into one of the main destinations for electronic waste from Europe and the United States.…

In 2001, this artist, who defines himself as an activist, produced a series of photomontages that evoked the memory of the students massacred in 1976, the great numbers of military coups…

The incredible story of Gilbert Garcin, aka Mister G, began nearly 20 years ago. This retired Marseille native discovered his passion for photography after an internship at the Rencontres d’Arles. He…

Two young photographers, Evgenia Arbugaeva and Rina Vukobratovic, Russian and Serbian, respectively, offer viewers an ode to childhood. Between poetry and memories, Arbugaeva takes us to the heart of Siberia, while Vukobratovic transports…

The sky is a pale blue. Shanghai is draped in its usual grey veil. In the hotel room a sign reads: “Do not worry, Google has been disconnected in this…

At home I always used to gaze at an old photograph of some of my Andalusian relatives with curiosity. With the passing of years this photograph has given me an…

In four shipping containers on the shores of Lake Ontario in downtown Toronto is an exhibition devoted to Caribbean photography. The work of 18 artists is featured, exploring the themes…

Photo Shanghai is opening today. During the fair, Peter Fetterman Gallery presents "Henri Cartier-Bresson: Works from the Peter Fetterman Collection", over 50 prints from Fetterman's private collection, spanning seven decades…