Born in 1978 in Cambodia, Phann Sithan got his feet wet in photography mainly by taking pictures of landscapes as he travelled out in the provinces. He enrolled in a workshop, where…
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In his serie Nord - North, Aymeric Fouquez shows his interest in the cemeteries spread all over the north of France and dedicated to English soldiers,who died during World War…
Born in Paris in 1927, Micheline Dullin is first of all a great traveler. On a trip to Cambodia, she got hired by the King Nordodom Sihanouk as his official photographer between…
Born in Taiwan in 1972, Chen Po-I has always been interested in photography, although he’s trained as an oceanographic engineer. Photography is his way to question certain topics in society. His work…
Born in Cambodia in 1979, Toy Monireth is interested in photography since early childhood. A few years later, she finds a way to buy a camera to make family portraits on a…
Under the title ‘Common Ground‘ Petra Wunderlich shows a group of 21 black and white photographs of buildings of religious communities in Manhattan, New York, which have in common the use…
La galerie de I’instant presents photographs by Roy Schatt, photographer of the Actor’s Studio in NY. Born in 1909 in New York, he worked in advertising before specializing in photography…
The Centre for Contemporary Art Photographic Villa Pérochon in Niort presents its new exhibition by Emmanuelle Brisson entitled « Double I« . The photographer summarizes her history with photography: « Self-taught, I discovered…
Driven by experimentation and the gathering of photographic evidence, the work of the French collective ‘Transit’ knows no boundaries. From social documentary photography, to a more personal, diaristic approach, from…