Woman as madman. As the grotesque. The primal and primitive underbelly that society erases all but the most glaring trace. She who is disturbed is disturbing for her lack of…
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Using a precise and straightforward documentary style, the photographer Ana Marta show us the hidden face of the island of Porto Santo, one which might escape the many visitors in warmer seasons.…
Belonging is a book that confirms how active and vibrating is today the contemporary photography scene in Bangladesh . Munem Wasif is the author. He is a young, but already “established” photographer,…
When we opened the gallery five years ago, we already knew each other. Hanane had been representing my work as a photographer. Then the idea came to us: why not…
On display now at the Maison de la Culture du Plateau Mont-Royal in Montreal is the exhibition De nous il ne reste plus personne by the photojournalist Valérian Mazataud. Based in Montreal, the…
Having been the subject of an exhibition last September in Washington, Charles Marville, the photographer of 19th century Paris, is moving to New York. One hundred black-and-white photographs, many of…
Vee Speers, an Australian artist who has lived in Paris for more than 20 years, has created edgy photos that play with seduction, sensuality and femininity. She is fascineted by…
In 1980, as a young photographer at Paris Match, I was called in with my sidekick, Bernard Wis, to see our boss, Roger Thérond. Thinking we were in trouble, we walked…
As an artist photographer from California who lives and works out of Tokyo, this is what caught my eye at Tokyo Art Fair. While it was great to see the big…
In her latest exhibition, “In Tenebris”, which is Latin for ‘in darkness’, photographic artist Rebecca Dagnall explores the concept of the Australian gothic drawing on colonial literature which she says is where…