Petit Bateau was born in Troyes, in the Aube region of France, nearly 120 years ago. Its factory, "Murard" as it is known at Petit Bateau, is its historical center.…
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With a predilection for the square format of her Rolleiflex, which allow her photographs and compositions to exude their natural elegance, Micheline Dullin documents major building sites. It is in…
The W. Eugene Smith Grant ceremony was held yesterday in the large auditorium of the School of Visual Arts, New York, filled to capacity for the occasion with photographers and…
Antoine Schneck travels to the remotest villages of Africa, China and India in search of “authentic” faces for his portraits, which he takes against a black background, concealing the…
This week is dedicated to Contemporary Art in Paris. From the Grand Palais to the Marais, not less than five art fairs settle themselves in the Parisian capital. The sixth…
Until October 31, the Ímã Foto Galeria will be exhibiting works taken from the archives of Walter Firmo, one of Brazil’s most important photographers. The event brings together nearly 30…
Maïofiss has the fabulous gift of the griot. He conjures myth out of the mundane, giving a spark of immortality to the characters he reduces to two dimensions through the…
Landscapes are living ecosystems and environments. They have existed well before, and will hopefully be here way beyond the time we are here. When taking photographs, time and space seem…
There is no assurance that when people say no to a picture, that they really mean no. But there are people who just hate to sit in front of a…