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In March of 2009, when America’s economic crash and housing crisis had peaked and the nation was still engaged in two long wars, Los Angeles based photographer Pamela Littky stumbled…

While Phaidon recently published a reverse retrospective of Danny Lyon that looks back at the photojournalist’s career beginning with his most recent series, Aperture and Xavier Barral are publishing a new edition…

“If we and our dogs are healthy, and we and they do not get run over or destroyed in the recklessness of our youth, seven is the number of companions…

Vivienne Maricevic's desire to reveal, challenge, and transform the imbalance between the frequent representation of the naked female form and the rarity of male nudity is led  by more than…

This photo novel, developed from previously unseen archives, reads like a comic book. Anouck Durand astutely intertwines personal and historical narratives, the friendship between communist China and Albania in the…

Mathias de Lattre is a young photographer of 23. His series ¡Salvados!, about Iberian greyhounds, is now on view at La Belle Juliette. Beyond the beauty of the portraits, visitors will discover…

Disco Night Sept 11 is a magnificent hybrid work. Part war story and part family album, it shares with the latter the fabric cover, relatively small photographs, unfolding pages, captions, and…

To coincide with Marie-Paule Nègre retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, the publishing house Terrebleue has released a boxed set of eleven booklets on ten basic themes in the…

In November 2008, the United States elected Barack Obama to the White House. A few days beforehand, the photographer Eunique Jones Gibson had just given birth to her first son. His younger…