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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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Jill Greenberg

The women’s identities have become inconsequential as their heads are visually cut off, leaving only the bodies in focus: Clearly an analogy for the female experience, clashing beauty, power and…

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Jérôme Bonnet

The Paris Cinema International Film Festival in Hong Kong has presented for the last three years an outdoor photo exhibition, featuring the extravagant guests “in action”. Every single day during…

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Marion Lefebvre

I fell heavily. Something in me chose to let it happen. I let the floor slip away and I immediately confronted this again: whatever turns its back on me is…

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Max&Charlotte

As production evolved, Max and Charlotte established an effective technique inspired by Andreas Gurski’s crowd pictures taken from a distance. The world of Charlie attracted them for its “unreal nature…

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Kat Cheng, Bar Mitzvah Photographer

Jonas Cuénin, a New-York based writer for La Lettre, has a passion: Irving Penn, more specifically, one of the photographer's most unforgettable works: small jobs. It is in homage of…

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Chip Simone–La banalité urbaine

The Steven Kasher gallery in New York is presenting through May 26 the latest exhibition by Chip Simone, an artist working at the intersection of American modernism and street photography.…

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Vivian Maier: Unseen Images

The Steven Kasher Gallery in New York presents new images by the photographer of the moment. On display are thirty-five black-and-white pictures taken on the streets of Chicago and New…

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Andrea Baldeck: Bones Books & Bell Jars

This American photographer unearthed medical artifacts from Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum and shot them against a black background. Like an anatomy archive, this book reveals a large number of medical student…

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