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The story of Nan Goldin and New York goes back to 1977 when, diploma in hand, she landed in the vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere of the American megacity. Drugs, rock n’ roll, punks,…

Whether or not they were readers of the original Holiday, an American magazine which ran from 1946 to 1977 and regaled its audience with texts by famous writers and tasteful photographs…

This week on the web: the tragic death of Camille Lepage, Apocalypse Now in Syria, video interviews with World Press Photo Award winners, Egyptian nostalgia from Denis Dailleux, a beautiful…

Voltaire wrote that the best books were half-written by their readers. I’m no Voltaire, but I agree with this idea to looking at photographs thoser I selected for exemple. No…

Papier 14 is a contemporary art fair in Montreal featuring the work of a hundred artists from around the world, many of them from Canada. But this year saw something remarkable…

This week saw its usual share of horrors. Thousands of Afghans buried in the mud, grim news for the future of Ukraine, Iraq and Syria still blowing up, and the…

A new special edition of National Geographic has just hit the stands. Devoted entirely to China, the issue explores the country from province to province through archival photos spanning more than…

Since February of 2012 Robert King has documented the unprecedented tragedy of the blatant targeting of civilians and hospitals by the al-Assad regime as well as a number of other serious human…

This week on the web: a project that creates bonds, the virtual Balicki collection, how a photojournalist learned to love Instagram, Tamara Dean’s wonderful portfolio on the rite of passage…

The New Museum in New York is devoted exclusively to contemporary art. Founded in 1977, in 2012 the museum unveiled on its website the feature “First Look,” an entirely virtual…