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Rue Gaston Monmousseau, the Minguettes, Vénissieux, close to Lyon. It’s a very atypical landscape that unfolds before the visitor’s eyes. On the tower block to the right, bordering the road,…

Some of reality’s wounds ask only to sit near Anja Niemi’s heroins in a melancholic need to share the sorrow of time passed or to find in their relic masks…

L'Espace Paul Rebeyrolle, in Eymoutiers (France) is paying homage to the photographer and director Gérard Rondeau who died in September 2016, with an exhibition in the form of a journey…

This exhibition by Gioia de Bruijn, on view in Amsterdam, is made up of personal images and black and white photographs of streets and buildings. A visual cacophony of city-scapes,…

Willas Gallery, in Oslo, Norway, exhibits Arno Rafael Minkkinen, who for over 45 years has focused his work on the nude self-portrait as a primary vehicle for expressing the human…

After Arles in 2015, Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas is exhibiting the work of Paolo Woods and Gabriele Galimberti on tax havens and is offering two roundtables on the subject.…

To observe the territories and bear witness to how they develop: for over twenty-five years, these have been the main objectives behind Anne-Marie Filaire’s work. It all started in 1992…

Published in 2016, An Eye on Music 1980–2016 retraces the career of the photographer Richard Bellia. Totaling 800 pages, the book takes the reader through thirty-five years’ worth of legendary…

In Photographing Ina, Philip Trager, a black-and-white lover, embraces color for the first time. His images are as much about the act of photographing, perception, color and light, as they…