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Thomas Boivin works as a photographer in a Parisian cabaret. He takes pictures of the clients every evening. During the day, he takes pictures in the street. A little lesson…

This year the Prix HSBC pour la Photographie is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Every Wednesday, we’ll be taking a look back at the history of the prize and its winners…

Tina Barney began her photographic career in the mid 1970’s capturing images of her family & friends in New York and New England. In the 1980’s, she started using an…

In 2008, the journalist, critic and publisher Rémi Coignet launched Des Livres et des photos, a blog specializing in photography books, hosted by the online edition of the French newspaper Le…

Ruth Webb describes ekphrasis as something that, “brings out the subject vividly before the eyes of its recipient.” Sina Boroumandi’s subject is photography, which he divides into a chemical process…

For the past 17 years, every night of the week, François de Brigode has appeared on  Belgian television as anchorman for the evening news  to comment and analyze images of…

“One year after your death, it still hurts.” This sentence is central to the Michel Huneault exhibition at the Contact gallery, which explores the aftermath of the railway disaster that left…

To coincide with the exhibition at the Tate Modern in London, Conflict, Time, Photography, Emeric Lhuisset will present his series I heard the first ring of my death. Lhuisset invites viewers…

To coincide with the double exhibition Ames qui vivent featuring the work of Joel-Peter Witkin and Paolo Gioli at the Galerie Baudoin Lebon and the Massimo Minini gallery in Paris and Brescia, respectively,…

A month separates us from one of the largest demonstrations in the history of France. On January 11th, 2015, millions of people took to the streets to protest against the…