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During the 1980s by the Siberian artist Nikolay Bakharev worked as a mechanic and communal services factory photographer in the USSR. To supplement his income he would solicit work as…

Contrarily to the majority of encyclopedic approaches initiated in the second half of the 19th century, constructed on the principle of the collection and classification of different preexisting data, images…

In most of the societies in the coastal region between Ghana and Nigeria, funerals represent one of the most important events in social life. They respond to the need to…

Peter is an approach to Russia, a nation at once so old and so young, established as it now exists only twenty-five years ago, in 1991, out of the dismembered…

Magma is an invitation to an internal journey, basically composed of self-portraits and landscapes. Its title here is just the right metaphor. This work is a narrative construction, a stroll…

After World War II the California School of Fine Arts (CSFA) in San Francisco hired renowned photographer Ansel Adams to establish one of the first fine art photography departments in…

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…