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"Arbus's style is so casual it feels effortless, and every picture has wit, soul, and graphic snap. Roaming the East and West Village streets, she found and recorded many of the era's…

Photographer Amy Arbus will be showing her vintage black-and-white prints from “On The Street: 1980-1990” at New York’s Leica Gallery, opening February 28th. During the 1980s, Arbus had a monthly…

“I've lived in cities on both coasts, and have found that the man-made landscape leads people to over-consider the power of humanity.... When you're staring at skyscrapers all day, and traveling…

Lee Miller is a fascinating character of contemporary photography. Recently, her son Antony Penrose gave an interview to the historian Primož Lampič. We decided to publish it. Interview by e-mail between…

Founded in October 1985 by Charles-Henri Favrod on the shores of Lake Geneva, the Musée de l’Elysée is one of the world’s most important photography institutions. With its eight exhibition…

For the current exhibition dedicated to American photographer Philippe Halsman at the Musée de l’Elysée, its director, Sam Stourdzé, spoke with L’Oeil about his personal journey, his present and future…

For the past 21 weeks, the photographer Romain Laurent has posted one animated gif per week on his blog. The absurd, dreamlike situations are true to the photographer’s style. Based in New…

For his latest exhibition, Un moment si doux, at the Grand Palais in Paris, Raymond Depardon revisited his beginning as a photojournalist, his travels in Ethiopia and South America, the farm…

Xavier Canonne, director of the Musée de la Photographie of Charleroi, Belgium, is the godfather of the fourth Circulation(s) photography festival. The position was previously held by Laura Serani, Christine…

Audrey Turpin is the General Coordinator of the Circulation(s) festival, and co-founding member Fetart Association. We spoke with Audrey about the opening of the 4th edition of the festival, which recently changed venues…