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 With An act of unspeakable violence  “Un acte d’une violence indicible”, Matthias Bruggmann reveals the dark and fragmented face of the war in Syria. A collection of suffering and a…

The World Press Photo 2018 is exhibiting in Paris for a month. The opportunity to (re) discover the award-winning photographs and what they say about our time. Lars Boering, the…

Philadelphia-based, Shawn Theodore has been making his bones in street photography since 2008, but has quickly risen to prominence, joining the ranks in a larger tradition of black art, philosophy,…

Stéphane Charpentier is a French photographer currently based in Athens. His photos are shot on film and are always charged with emotions. Stéphane Charpentier’s photographic projects are long-term projects, giving…

English curator Simon Baker, former director of photography at the Tate in London, was appointed director of the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, in Paris, on Wednesday 24 January 2018,…

Haute Photographie is a new photography fair centered around a group exhibition of more than 65 artists from 12 international galleries, featuring works by the grand masters from the history of…

It’s an invitation to the inner journeys of Belgian photographer Jean-François Spricigo that A.galerie offers in Brussels: a dialogue with animals, confrontation to the elements, vibrant encounters, in black, white…

Sara Macel was born in 1981 in Houston, TX. In her ongoing project, What Did the Deep Sea Say, she explores the town where her grandmother stayed during World War…

Marcus Leatherdale was born in Canada and started his career in New York City during the early eighties. Having become one of the extraordinary people of the vibrant club scene…

Dimitris Yeros was born in Greece in 1948. Since 1973, his work has belonged to European Post-Surrealism including his early paintings. He was one of the first artists to present…