I met Micheline Gingras and Bruce Gilden in front of the garbage cans on Monroe Place in Brooklyn Heights, one night around midnight. They were walking their dog, and…
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Gilbert Garcin died peacefully in his sleep (unrelated to the current pandemic). He was 90 years old. Born in La Ciotat on June 21, […]…
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It is with profound sadness that Von Lintel Gallery announced the passing of Floris Neusüss, an unrelenting pioneer of experimental photography, on April 1, […]…
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It is with great sadness that Kasmin Gallery announced the loss of Paul Kasmin (1960–2020). Paul passed away early yesterday morning, March 23, after […]…
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No, John Kacere was not a photographer, he was a painter. One of the masters of the PhotoRealism movement. The reason for this publication; […]…
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Bill Ray, one the last photographers of LIFE magazine died at 83. He captured Marilyn Monroe singing “Happy birthday, Mr. President,” Elvis Presley as an […]…
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I met Laurence Sackman in 1977; I had just created the modeling agency “FAM”; Louise Despointes and Steve Hiett had told me a lot […]…
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Larry Siegel, noted photographer and groundbreaking New York City gallerist whose career helped shape vital developments in the emergence of photography as an art […]…
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Collaborator of Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, reporter for Réalités magazine, Niepce 1962 award, distributed by the Dalmas photo agency then Rapho and today by Gamma-Rapho agency, […]…
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Terry O’Neill was born in the East End of London and left school in 1952, aged 14, with the firm ambition of becoming a jazz drummer. He was already accomplished,…
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