Disco Night Sept 11 is a magnificent hybrid work. Part war story and part family album, it shares with the latter the fabric cover, relatively small photographs, unfolding pages, captions, and…
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To coincide with Marie-Paule Nègre retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, the publishing house Terrebleue has released a boxed set of eleven booklets on ten basic themes in the…
The Jackson Fine Art Gallery in Atlanta is presenting a selection of photographs by Frederick Sommer, taken from the collection of a passionate admirer who built up his collection from 1973…
Known for his wide shots of cities, Sze Tsung Leong, a British-American artist born in Mexico, now returns to the Yossi Milo with Horizons, a series first exhibited at the gallery in…
After a period, so to speak, of "calmness", this late spring in Milan offer photography a priviledge place , this include the ope ning of new galleries dedicated to it.…
In November 2008, the United States elected Barack Obama to the White House. A few days beforehand, the photographer Eunique Jones Gibson had just given birth to her first son. His younger…
At a time when discussions of photojournalism focus more than ever on form, the Kati Horna exhibition at the Jeu de Paume arrives to broaden the debate. Horna (née Deutsch), who quickly became one…
Vince Aletti has a way with words, an ability to cast an image in your mind’s eye as he describes a moment caught forevermore, with the photographic precision of the medium…
It’s a simple idea really, “21st century art presented in extraordinary architectural settings” but it takes vision and labor to make it happen. Lisa and Mark Ames are a couple…
Le Temple is undoubtedly one of the smallest exhibition spaces in Paris. Located on a small square removed from the neighborhood’s hustle and bustle, the gallery turns its lack of…