A monochromatic exhibition of Boris Mikhailov’s photographs is currently on view at the Dominique Lévy gallery in New York. On the first floor is the blue series At Dusk, featuring 110 panoramic…
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You’ll have to forgive this slight digression. This week’s Zineland focuses on a photo book with a more conventional format. But Mark Cohen’s Dark Knees is a digression in itself. The photographer…
Timequakes was born from my experience of the earthquake that occurred in Japan in March 2011. As an outlet for what I experienced at that time, I transposed the chaos…
Rogério Assis, the first photographer to come into contact with the indigenous Zo’é people in 1989, returned to the same territory twenty years later. During his first visit, Assis met…
With their new weekly magazine dedicated to smartphone photography, FLTR, the British Journal of Photography has placed a bet on modernity. Designed exclusively for the iPhone, the magazine’s designer and…
The 2014 edition of photo l.a. will honor award-winning celebrity photographer Douglas Kirkland. On Thursday evening, January 16, 2014, Kirkland will be presented with a certificate from the City of…
Work by the Swiss photographer Christian Lutz (b. 1973) is currently on display at L’Espace in Geneva as part of the exhibition Le sacré et le profane (The Sacred and the Profane),…
“Where there is no son, there is no future.” Such is the cultural sentiment of the Accursed Mountains of Albania, though this could be the prevailing opinion of countless cultures…
Through April 13, 2014, The McCord Museum of Montreal, whose mission is to provide support for collections focusing on the history of Canada and Quebec, will be holding a retrospective…