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The latest issue of Camera is dedicated to the second life of vernacular photographs and how artists today are reappropriating them and elevating them to the status of art. Camera spoke with…

This week, no comment, nothing to write.Few pictures, nothing to say.…

Since the reforms, Chinese society has changed. The technical and scientific standards have been raised, and the quality of life has improved overall. But the speed and magnitude of the…

In recent decades, what has changed the most in Shanghai is the urban “hardware,” from buildings and roads to the public transportation network. The tallest buildings in Shanghai when I…

For the past 30 years, China has risen at breakneck speed. How can one follow such rapid development for ⅕ of humanity. Beginning in 1979, when the country started to…

I’ve been working as a photojournalist for 20 years. My travels have brought me almost everywhere in China, from the biggest cities to the most magnificent natural sites, which has…

The urbanization of China and the disappearance of rural culture seem to me to be the most significant changes in recent decades. For thousands of years, Chinese society was almost…

Over the past 30 years, China has moved from an agricultural, traditional social structure to one that is urban and modern. Of course, this new model is only in its…

Marc Lathuillère’s France is like the portraits of the French men and women he took during his travels across the country: fixed, rigid, impersonal, proper, like the masks he asks…

The catalogue for the Duane Michals retrospective, edited by Prestel, traces the photographer’s career with more  pictures than ever. In addition to his most famous series are lesser known ones,…