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. […]…
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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. […]…
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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 […]…
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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 […]…
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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 […]…
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English curator Simon Baker, former director of photography at the Tate in London, was appointed director of the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, in […]…
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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 […]…
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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 […]…
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Sara Macel was born in 1981 in Houston, TX. In her ongoing project, What Did the Deep Sea Say, she explores the town where […]…
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Marcus Leatherdale was born in Canada and started his career in New York City during the early eighties. Having become one of the extraordinary […]…
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