Admittedly, for each of us, an original landscape, a space of departure exists. But when it comes to landscape, the one who looks at it and parcels out the space,…
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Gulmarg, in Kashmir, is the highest mountain station in the world. With winter sports when the snow appears at the foot of the Himalayas, a haven of coolness in the…
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A predilection for white, as if the landscape were a revealing screen, on which marks, colored or minimalist, inscribe themselves. They love space, give it rhythm, surprise or invite contemplation.…
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Jean-Luc Monterosso triumphed. Portfolios were still arriving yesterday morning. Here is his final selection, and his personal commentary:…
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Any visitor to Arthur Drooker’s online portfolio can see that this American photographer only has eyes for ruins. For his latest work, Lost Worlds: Ruins of America, Drooker roamed the…
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The spreading protest movement in the United States got its first real photographic icon this week—a pudgy college-campus cop packing a can of pepper spray. All around the country, the…
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Though I buy books all year round, I find the holiday season is the ideal time to reflect upon the people who have influenced and inspired my life, the best…
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For the past year, Diane Chaudouet has been scouting out Berlin’s abandoned zones with the eyes of a “foreigner”, as she describes herself. With breathless talent and photographic elegance. We…
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Since their construction in the mid-19th century, the imposing psychiatric hospitals across North America have occupied a unique place in the country’s architectural landscape. From 2002 to 2008, Christopher Payne…
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