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Transbordeur is a new annual review of history of photography edited by the historians Christian Joschke and Olivier Lugon. Its readers will be interested in photography in all its forms…

In the late nineteenth century, nearly fifty years after the invention of photography, images were being produced in industrialized countries at an exponential rate. While the practice of photography was…

In their enormous size and grandeur, Detroit’s decayed buildings made a tremendous impression on me. Detroit Is No Dry Bones charts adaptations in the struggle for survival in Detroit’s segregated…

In 1920, the Spitsbergen Treaty recognized the sovereignty of Norway over the Arctic Archipelago of svalbard under the following conditions: that it remain entirely demilitarized, exempt from taxation, environmentally intact,…

Helen Zout, born in Argentina in 1957, studying anthropology at the time of the dictatorship, chose photography as a way of diving into the labyrinth of memory. Disparitions brings together…

In The Last Son, Jim Goldberg, born in 1953, talks about his complicated childhood being the youngest son, born long after his older siblings and confronted with a depressed and…

They are on my mind. French women at heart and by birth, they have offered me their beauty, their strength, their gentle madness. No other choice but to come intimately…

This book presents three independent bodies of work by Henry Wessel, each being a precise sequence arranged to give the viewer the experience of what it felt like to pass…

Tino Razo and his friends used online maps to locate abandoned or semi-abandoned swimming pools. They’d hop in the car, armed with mops and buckets, and wash away the mud,…

A Ritual of Exile investigates the causes and the consequences of normalized violence against women in Nepal. Perpetrated under the guise of Hindu tradition, this violence begins at home. Poulomi…