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The exhibition presented by Maria Antonella Pelizzari at Hunter College provides an overview of Italian photography, relatively unknown in the US outside a circle of experts and fans. The inevitable…

From July 2007 to August 2011, I traveled several times to Japan. I had long been fascinated with the culture of the Land of the Rising Sun. Throughout these travels,…

What remains from the photographer’s passage along this road between Bamako and Zegoua? Nothing much. Harold does not take pictures, They escape him. Only dust remains. A few waves of…

The subject of this series is the city. Its location is not important because its identity is not at stake, only the singular possibilities of dérive that it offers. Guy…

The path taken by Thibault de Puyfontaine is like that of a moth drawn to light and neon bulbs. The first stage of “Late Colors” led him to Egypt and…

Kristine Thiemann’s photography is rooted in the personal stories of the people she meets. With humor, tenderness and a critical eye, she creates fictive group situations, offering us off-kilter…

Baptiste de Ville d’Avray’s photography is both artistic and documentary. It focuses on the areas that surround us and the men who live there. Baptiste uses a color palette to…

In the five photographs in Cristina de Middel’s series POLYSPAL, the artist uses actual spam message that she received that year.Using the most bizarre among them, she builds meticulously constructed…

I was covering a news story in Navarre when I discovered the Bardenas Reales. That’s where I “found” the piece of land that would serve as the setting for the…