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Vince Aletti has a way with words, an ability to cast an image in your mind’s eye as he describes a moment caught forevermore, with the photographic precision of the medium…

“A Gallery for Fine Photography,” reads a wooden sign at 214 Chartres Street in New Orleans’ French Quarter, a short walk from The Marigny. The gallery is usually closed on…

For this project the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting commissioned MediaStorm to create a documentary based on Shiho Fukada’s portrait series, Japan’s Disposable Workers. In three sections the film explores…

Malcolm Daniel, you have been appointed head of the photography department at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. You started your career at the Metropolitan Museum with Maria Morris Hambourg,…

He used to be a graphic art and prints collector, then focused his interest and passion on photography. Afterwards Fabio Castelli conceived and directed the MIA Milan Art Fair. It…

At the occasion of his new exhibition Empty New York at the DC Moore Gallery, Duane Michals talked to The Eye of Photography about his pictures.…

The French photographer and visual artist Laurent Millet was born in 1968. He lives in La Rochelle and teaches at the art school in Angers. He is currently the subject of an…

You’ve definitely seen her somewhere, at an opening or a portfolio review, in France or abroad. Sure you have—she’s the tall blond with a big cat in her bag! An…

April 6th 2006. Fulham Road. It is a truly beautiful spring morning. Family, friends and colleagues gather in the quiet of Brompton Cemetery chapel to say farewell to Bob Carlos…