The Funeral Service for Göksin Sipahioglu was held on Monday, October 10 in Istanbul. Photographer Alfred Yaghobzadeh was there and sent us his pictures, along with a text by…
Category
PhotographyArchives
I wish I could find the words to talk about Göksin. But talking about a person who was at the same time a boss, a visionary, a mentor, a confident,…
Putting together a special issue dedicated to Swiss photography makes one realize: “small country, major photography.” Beyond the legendary Swiss perfection, we see a medley of styles on display. With…
Their names are Vanessa van Zuylen and Elisabeth Nora. They love photography. Twenty years ago, they started a magazine: l’Insensé. Here are their two latest issues.…
The death of Steve Jobs on October 5 became the big media story of the week. News magazines, business magazines, music magazines, and celebrity magazines all rushed to get him…
On Saturday, October 22 at 4 PM, The Photo Review will hold its 2011 Benefit Auction at Freeman’s Auctioneers at 1808 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia. The event will feature an…
Sicarios: Latin American Assassins takes the viewer into the underworld of the assassin in Guatemala, where society has been savaged by a culture of murder for hire. Vendors who don't…
Chernobyl haunts our collective unconscious. It stands as a symbol of the horror that comes when arrogance supercedes humility and mankind puts itself before nature.…
Jean-François Jonvelle was snatched by the hand of death with a suddenness to match the photographs that were his life. Just as that life was dedicated to capturing these stolen…
Tim Parchikov was born in 1983 in Moscow. This exhibition, the result of Tim Parchikov's visual exploration as photographer and filmmaker, brings together work created in European and Russian cities…