September and October were a success for Gérard Rancinan, who had three exhibitions in Shanghai: The Trilogy of the Moderns, A Small Man in a Big world, at the Shanghai…
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In 2003, fine art photographer Barbara Yoshida pitched a tent next to a circle of tall standing stones called the Ring of Brodgar in the Orkney Islands in Scotland. Using…
In the Borderouge Nord neighborhood of Toulouse, the urban landscape is undergoing a complete transformation, with apartment buildings, offices, concerts hall, convenience stores and… contemporary art. At the invitation of the…
I met Iranian photojournalist Majid Saeedi at Visa pour l’Image last year when his exhibition, Life in War, was featured in the core program. Since then Saeedi has gone on to win the…
In her spare time, Kathy Ryan, director of photography at the New York Times Magazine, is a brilliant hunter of lights and shadows. For the past two years, she’s kept a…
Elio Sorci was honoured in 1962 with the Paparazzo d'Oro award from the Agenzia Publifoto al Premio Nazionale Fotoreporter. The recognition was surely gratifying, though the award itself had little history,…
Whenever I look at one of my photographs, some version of the scene plays out again in my mind’s eye. It isn’t long, usually just a few seconds—a brief cinematic…
This image is taken from Michel Setboun’s third book about agencies. Eighty reporters were chosen to comment on one iconic image taken during their careers. The image we’re publishing today…
Every year about 10,000 babies are born worldwide through artificial insemination. Single women who currently represent half of the customer base, tend to select donors based on the search for…
Arriving in New York in the early 1970s, Christopher Makos fell in with the artists at Andy Warhol’s Factory and the underground music clubs on the Bowery. It was the dawn of…