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The bodies of young swimmers move merrily through water, entranced by the porous and opaque veil of dense, brightly colored liquid tinged with saturated blues and greens. The dancing water…

La photographe de New York, Sally Davies, est une anomalie. Elle est une femme dans ce que beaucoup considèrent comme un « jeu » majoritairement masculin et, si cela ne…

On the occasion of the Irving Penn Centennial Exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum, we offer you an interview with Douglas Kirkland, a prominent photographer in his own right, who talks…

“I can’t wait to get home to my dead lizards in the freezer,” Maggie Steber tells as she sits down to talk about this legendary photojournalist’s most personal body of…

Ellen Carey is a New York-born, Connecticut-based artist who has been creating unique, experimental, and exceptional work for decades. She began her career with Painted Self-Portraits (1978) and for the…

Bavarian born, Eva Mueller is a fashion photographer that originally studied graphic design and worked as an art director in Munich but made the transition to fashion, beauty and music…

For Jim Lee, storytelling was always at the heart of his work and his life. Lee was born in 1945 to parents who were both MI5 operatives marking a beginning…

To mark the centenary of Irving Penn’s birth, The Metropolitan Museum of Art has open its doors in April to a major exhibition celebrating one of the foremost photographers of…

The W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography is now $35,000. It is presented annually in October to a photographer whose past work and proposed project, as judged by a…

To mark the centenary of Irving Penn’s birth, The Metropolitan Museum of Art has open its doors in April to a major exhibition celebrating one of the foremost photographers of…