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Jamie Baldridge was born in 1975 and raised in a small-town Catholic environment in Louisiana. Baldridge explains that he decided to become an artist when he was a child, after…

Jeff Whetstone’s photographs and films imagine rural America through lenses of anthropology and mythology. Whetstone’s work interrogates the stereotypes of rural people – ignorance, poverty, and self-destruction – and explores…

Federico Solmi’s exhibitions, which often combine articulate installations, composed of different media such as video, drawings, mechanical sculptures and paintings, use bright colors and a satirical aesthetic to portray a…

Gary Monroe was born in 1951 and raised in the changing environment of Miami Beach. He attended the University of South Florida for his undergraduate degree and received a master’s…

Nearly 30 years before President Obama shook hands with Raoul Castro in the heart of old Havana, Manuello Paganelli travelled to Cuba with his cameras. He searched for his relatives—whom…

Born in 1957 in Santiago de Cuba, Fernando Delgado moved to Newark, New Jersey (USA) at the age of twelve. Delgado graduated from Arts High School and then went on…

Corinne Rozotte is a photographer who comes from the world of health sociology. She lives and works between Paris and Burgundy. Her work is characterised by both a documentary approach…

Of Mexican origin, Damián Siqueiros is Montreal-based image maker : not the kind that reflects reality, but the kind that imagines one to transform it into something tangible, often through…

Penny Slinger is a British-born American author and artist based in California. She has worked in different medium, including photography and film and sculpture, and her work has been described…

The world of photography and its auctions is going to lose its godfather this evening. Philippe Garner is going to retire and leave Christie’s. Philippe has had an incredible journey:…