On August 6, 1945, the first Atomic bomb in history would wipe the Japanese city of Hiroshima from the face of the earth, killing instantly 60,000 civilians and around 140,000…
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From June 29 through September 25, the magazine de l’air takes over the walls of the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP). A real premiere in the history of…
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Harry Benson’s rare, exclusive photos of the controversial chess genius Bobby Fischer taken during the historic World Chess Championship match in Iceland in 1972 are collected for the first time…
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Kopeikin Gallery presents a joint exhibition by two gallery artists who photographed Cuba ten years apart. Jeffrey Milstein, Cuba: In The Streets and Simone Lueck, Cuba TV will be on…
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Andrea Meislin Gallery presents an exhibition of new photographs by Ilit Azoulay, The Keys. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and in the United States. Azoulay’s…
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Seize the snapshot of this living waterand prisoner of an enclosed space surprising the permanent spectacleand never similar rediscover constantly,…
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Along the roadway approaching Vancouver’s Rogers Arena last Wednesday, a string of objects and garbage lay strewn over the ground. Rioters, violently reacting to their team’s hockey defeat last Wednesday,…
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Best known for the shocking beauty and provocative power of his hardcore images collected in monographs including Lost Boys and NYC Go-Go, Slava Mogutin’s new work featured in the exhibition…
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Brassaï the photographer (1899–1984) long feared traveling to America. His friend Henry Miller, who had fled New York for Paris during the 1930’s, unfailingly described his country as hostile, closed…
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The Soviet State that emerged from the 1917 Russian Revolution fostered a new visual language aimed at building a new society based on the socialist ideal. The decade and a…
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