Nina Johnson presents Martine Barrat, an exhibition of twenty iconic photographs by the French, New York based artist opening on September 10, 2020 and […]…
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Nina Johnson presents Martine Barrat, an exhibition of twenty iconic photographs by the French, New York based artist opening on September 10, 2020 and […]…
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The latest Flow Photographic Gallery exhibition features the one-off silver gelatin prints by one of the UK’s best known exponents of the new psycho-documentary photography. Matthew […]…
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Howard Schatz’s most recent book is “KINK”. This is about the making of, in his own words: In the early 1990’s I stumbled upon the […]…
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Between shoots, Jenna Westra writes down lists of directions she would like to explore with the models she photographs using an analog camera in […]…
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced that a portrait of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg by Irving Penn (American, 1917–2009) is now on view in […]…
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In the year that social distancing and self-isolation have entered our daily vernacular, Michael Hoppen Gallery presents Private Scenes, an exhibition of Masahisa Fukase’s […]…
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Born in Israel in 1967, Michael Ackerman moved with his family to New York in 1974. At 18 he discovered photography as a personal […]…
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The indoor exhibitions of “The Best of Times, The Worst of Times” also offer challenging projects, here is a selection. Ed Kashi (1957) is […]…
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London based Albumen Gallery takes on international representation of Bolivian photographer Diego Echevers Torrez. Stephan Schmid, Director of Albumen Gallery says “we’re delighted that […]…
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