Mongolia, the “Nation on the Back of Horses”, was once the largest contiguous land empire in the world’s history. Many have made movies and written publications illustrating Genghis Khan’s glorious…
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As one of the twentieth century’s most important photographers, Cecil Beaton helped invent the cult of the celebrity image while pushing the boundaries of his art form with innovative techniques…
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The Lady Warhol project is the result of two friends’ intense collaboration over a 48-hour period in 1981. Warhol was the model and Christopher Makos the photographer. Fotografiska in Stockholm…
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The Révèrbere Gallery in Lyon (France) is currently showing work byBritish photographer Rip Hopkins. Another Country is about Britishpeople in France, people who have turned their back on their…
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This exhibition examines photography as an invasive act. It focuses on photography that, whether by intention or effect, challenges our common ideas of privacy and propriety. Most of the pictures…
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Melvin Sokolsky will be signing his new book at the Acte2 gallery on Thursday, December 16, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm where his photos are currently on exhibition until January 8.…
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From a wealthy family, Heinrich Kühn (1866-1944) is the perfect example of this generation of turn of the century “amateur photographers”. He quickly abandoned medical school to devote himself…
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Perhaps the most extensive exhibition ever devoted to early calotypes, curated by Sylvie Aubenas and Paul Louis Roubert.An anecdote for experts: Hans Kraus, the world’s most influential trader in…
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From the 1960’s through the 1990’s, Henri Bureau was a legend in photojournalism. He covered everything, saw everything, and travelled everywhere. His photos resembled him: both tough and tender.…
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“When photography reads like a book. From Robert Frank to KarlLagerfeld” is an exhibition organized by the Monnaie de Paris museum through December 19. La Lettre de la…
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