This day dedicated to Sacha Goldberger was born around a drink with Séverine Morel one late afternoon in June. Sacha showed us a glimpse […]…
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Studio Goldberger positions itself as a key player in the conception and realization of tailor made artistic and cultural projects, offering clients a turnkey […]…
Louis CXIV : A Visionary Fusion of History and Science Fiction With his series “Louis CXIV”, Sacha Goldberger invites us on a fascinating journey […]…
Bad Ass Ginger : An Epic in Four Acts With “Bad Ass Ginger”, Sacha Goldberger, a French photographer renowned for his bold visual creations, […]…
Extra Not So Terrestre : The Art of the Extraordinary in the Everyday A master of visual subversion, Sacha Goldberger plunges us into a […]…
The Lady Does Not Vanish : A Feminist Reinterpretation of Hitchcockian Aesthetics In his photographic series “The Lady Does Not Vanish”, Sacha Goldberger offers […]…
Today’s special edition is dedicated to Deborah Turbeville and The MUUS Collection. An exhibition of rarely seen Polaroids is presented at The Photography Show […]…
For the second year as Cultural Partner at The Photography Show presented by AIPAD, MUUS Collection presents Deborah Turbeville Polaroids: Scratching the Surface.…
L'Œil de la Photographie s'est entretenu avec Richard Grosbard, directeur de la Collection MUUS à propos de l'artiste Deborah Turbeville (1932-2013). Il raconte l'acquisition de son oeuvre, son oeuvre comme…
In this interview with L’Œil de la Photographie, Amanda Smith tells us about her role as Director of Archives at MUUS Collection as well as the handling of Deborah Turbeville’s archives…