After his first exhibition Woman World at Galerie Artphotoby and the festival Fotofever in 2016, this exhibition is presenting vintage prints of French photographer Claude Guillaumin’s work, taken during the…
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After his first exhibition Woman World at Galerie Artphotoby and the festival Fotofever in 2016, this exhibition is presenting vintage prints of French photographer Claude Guillaumin’s work, taken during the…
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A key figure of the 1970s and 1980s art scene, artist, teacher, and originator, along with Gina Pane and Vito Acconci, of body art in France, Michel Journal, who passed…
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Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac exhibits Objects, with early pieces by Robert Mapplethorpe shown for the first time in Paris. Dating from the late sixties until the mid-eighties, these rarely exhibited works…
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In early 1978, I went on a journey to the Lower Rhine with Joseph Beuys and art historian Peter Sager. Our travels led us back to Beuys' origins, back to…
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According to art dealer Spencer Throckmorton, photo-historian Helmut Gernsheim called Fritz Henle, the subject of an exhibition currently view at the eponymous gallery, “the last classic freelance photographer.”…
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Born in 1973, Estelle Lagarde is both an architect and a photographer. Her photography series, made using a view camera, stage human figures in abandoned places: prison, factory, inn, hospital,…
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La nuit tombe sur l’Europe (Night falls on Europe), a photography exhibition and film by Samuel Bollendorff, is being presented under the canopy of Les Halles in Paris for a…
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Bomarzo is a strange sixteenth-century Italian Manierist garden in the province of Viterbo, in northern Lazio. Commonly known as Park of the Monsters (Parco dei Monstri), it confronts today’s visitors…
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