"How I am going to tell something about a person I don’t know? That is a question I asked myself ten, fifteen years ago.” For Dutch photographer Jan Banning, the…
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It’s been a strange week, highly representative of the mentally sick world in which we live. Looking in the weeklies we find: a bombing, a newspaper that desapears, a…
To close out the Planche(s) contact photography festival, Deauville has for the past two years asked photographers to capture the '25th hour' that is added to the calendar every autumn…
Editions Trans Photographic Press has just published Corps Lato Sensu, a photography book by Catherine Rebois. “Not having a body, like an object at one’s disposition to tame at …
Many had never heard of Bhopal until December 3rd 1984 when news of the Union Carbide pesticide factory gas disaster put this central Indian city on the world stage…
At age 20 Guillaume Grasset left Paris to start his own American dream. He spent a few years assisting many talented photographers in LA before starting his solo career. With…
This exhibition aims to salute the courage and determination of entrepreneurs who have no access to bank credit , and who instead bring their business plans to fruition using…
A young, home grown, biennial photography festival has drawn the attention of the international photography community. With just two installments in its short history, in 2008 and 2010, the Singapore…
In the opening pages of John Berger’s A Seventh Man: Migrant Workers in Europe, which he produced with the photographer Jean Mohr, Berger tell us this story: A friend came…