When he was 10, someone gave him a cheap Kodak camera and he started taking photographs “without really thinking about it.” When he graduated in psychology he realized he didn’t…
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Somaly Mam is radiant, a light, a fire, a flame. She blazes a path, one woman set to change the course of the world so long as she walks the…
On Thursday, May 16, Le Bal celebrated the fifth anniversary of La Fabrique du regard. Work by elementary, middle and high school students covered the walls of the Paris institution.…
For its 5th anniversary, Fabrique de Regard gave the artist Flavie Pinatel the carte blanche to produce a film about its work, with support from the BNP Paribas Foundation. Watch…
In 1975, Agathe Gaillard opened the first photography gallery in Paris. She had no market research or business plan, only her conviction that photographs could be valued as works of…
This weekend, an opening in Sète on a sunny day with a breeze. Exhibition, parties, meetings with photographers, outdoor discussions—the recipe for a great festival.…
Gilles Favier, artistic director of the festival, founded ImageSingulières five years ago. A photographer himself, he has fought daily to show documentary photography in the city of Sète for over…
Saturday evening, the photography cooperative Picturetank celebrated its 10th anniversary in Sète in a wine cellar, with projections, dancing and music through the night. I invite you to relive…
My interest in photography comes directly from my passion for art and in particular for graphics to which I have dedicated my collecting activity since the end of the 1960’s.…
Begin with this, that these are completely analog photos. You must let that sink in before you look at the work. Jean-Paul Bourdier’s new book Leap Into The…