Raymonde April is known for her inspired photography of her private life which she balances at the confluence of documentary, autobiography and fiction. Loving the ordinary, she has forged a…
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All archives of The Eye of Photography are classified by theme in this section. It contains various articles about photography art, exclusive interviews of famous photographers, an economic section, public or private collections presentations along with the latest trends in the photography world which are to be discovered in the magazine.
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After some relaxing summer days, it’s time to get back on our feet and greet the Fall season. Sean and Seng help us out, with one more lazy yet sexy…
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The weekly review of photos in the U.S. media is back after a New York summer that included earthquakes and hurricanes. For this edition, we look at a number of…
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Here is New York with a thousand pictures succeed more than most. Two buildings on fire are spewing thick smoke, in a final gesture of despair a man jumps, down…
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Gigi Giannuzzi is wonderfully grim. He has a darkness of spirit that glows from within. On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of Trolley Books, the photography book publishing house…
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In 1997, Roger Job made two trips to Turkana in northwestern Kenya. There he met people who live in harmony with nature. In a new journey in 2008, he discovered…
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In a chaotic evolution made of comings and goings, from Lisbon to Odessa, by way of Tangiers, Marseille or Istanbul, we find ourselves between two (shores), in suspension. The photographs…
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In July 2011, for 10 days, the Michèle Chomette gallery became a centre for secret interrogations carried out by the Canadian artist Paulette Phillips, using a lie detector as part…
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In the Mandala series, Shunsuke Ohno puts forward the morphological similarities between the worlds of the infinitely small and the infinitely large. Successively, we fly over Tokyo city, its skyscrapers…
