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Stephen Bulger Gallery presents “Two Generations of Photography”, our first exhibition of work by Minna Keene (b. Arolsen, Germany, 1861; d. Oakville, Canada, 1943) […]…

Today’s society tries to persuade us that everything is black or white, that there is no possible compromise, that we have to choose sides.But […]…

My series do not necessarily show “happiness”, they show what I think is beautiful; and the beautiful can be dark… I just wanted to take pictures along […]…

This work uses x-rays to explore the micro-evolution of cameras and is a metaphor about the limits of evolution. Form and media may have […]…

If you ask a person how he imagines the mentally ill, he will present a sort of image from the films, distant and therefore […]…

Santeria religion, originally from Benin, followed the roads of slavery and persisted in the West indies and in Brazil. In Cuba, it survived colonization, […]…

It’s about capturing street scenes, on each photo the person is doing his job or taking a break. The light arises and the idea […]…

Henk van Rensbergen (Brussels, 1968) is a Boeing 787 pilot and a photographer. He enjoys exploring the empty buildings of our time. His pictures […]…

Ever since 1897, when the journalist and activist Theodor Herzl declared, “At Basel, I founded the Jewish State”, the social, territorial, and cultural transformation […]…