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Born in 1960 in Connecticut, John Dugdale’s interest in photography started at the young age of twelve with his first camera that was a gift from his mother. Dugdale attended…

During the first fifteen years of my work as a photographer, I basically photographed the inanimate: landscapes, micro-landscapes, architecture, found or composed still lifes, materials, structures. Then two things happened…

Almost ten years ago in 2007 Howard Greenberg published An American Gallery to celebrate his 25th year in photography. In it he showed 25 photographs drawn from his collection. Howard…

Dejeuner dans le Lubéron avec Denis Brihat. Une étonnante histoire, une année avant la création de ce qui allait devenir les Rencontres d'Arles, Denis Brihat avait eu la même idée…

Almost a year to the day after the publication of his interview in L'Oeil de la Photographie, we met Philippe Gassmann again. An opportunity to take stock of the past…

After 2 years of closure , ICP - the International Center of Photography has reopened in its new premises 250 Bowery. The ICP is a legendary institution founded in 1974…

Her name: Charlotte Cotton. She is one of the new heads of the ICP where she occupies a post with the fine name of Curator-in-Residence, which you can translate into…

There has never been a moment as pivotal in the transformation of media. Will the enormous proliferation and diversity of imagery we are experiencing today make the world more comprehensible,…

We are a generation of photographers that grew up in an over-saturated world of visual information. In the midst of this, how do we produce work that is meaningful? My…

With the move to Mana Contemporary, our eclectic collections [library, archives, and museum collection]—which span the history of the medium—have dedicated climate-controlled spaces for storage, a print study room large…