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On August 17th, 1969, this music festival was going to go down in history. It was Woodstock. One one of the many photographers on hand that day sent us these…

Portland’s Blue Sky Gallery, now in its fortieth year of exhibiting great photography, has never outgrown “the populism and exuberance of its Seventies roots.” The Portland Art Museum has just produced a major exhibition, "Blue Sky:…

I don't have anything new to say—it's the same old, death, disgrace and infamy—but French speakers should rush to read this brilliant piece by Pierre Barthélémy in Le Monde. I…

THE RELATIONSHIP OF ONE TO MANY Troupes, clubs, societies and organizations. My work examines people’s public persona as opposed to their private nature. I am interested in the connection between the…

Known for his portraits of American artists, South African photographer Norman Seeff is releasing his first  monograph with the publisher Kehrer Verlag, and is the subject of an exhibition at the…

The book begins like a fictional tale, introduced by the photograph of a woman on a television screen, her hands on her face in a gesture of surprise, as if…

For nearly half a century I’ve looked at the world through a lens. My camera has taken me around the world more times than I can remember, into the quiet…

If Parisians may congratulate themselves on the reopening of the Musée Picasso, the opening of the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the FIAC and the upcoming Month of Photography, as well as…

My apartment is both full of books and people passing through it. Not one of them has flipped open Christoph Bangert’s War Porn without slamming it closed with a shudder.…

The story behind Olivier Cablat’s Duck is already absurd enough. In 1930, the American farmer Martin Maurer, a Peking duck breeder in Long Island, New York, started looking for a way…