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Lillian Bassman, a magazine art director and fashion photographer who achieved renown in the 1940s and ’50s with high-contrast, dreamy portraits of sylphlike models, then re-emerged in the ’90s as…

In mid-20th century, performers would let magazine photographers get close. Audrey Hepburn did so with Mark Shaw in 1953. James Dean let Dennis Stock hang out in 1955. Leonard McCombe…

Amy Lyne is a freelance documentary photographer, whose work focuses on social issues that tend to be overshadowed by the headline news. After attending La Sorbonne in Paris and Bogazici’s…

What a surprise to see a self-described “classical” gallery open its doors to conceptual Japanese photography. This vast space, usually reserved for immaculate large-format prints of wild countrysides, presents…

Since the beginning of her career, Gundula Schulze Eldowy has chosen her subjects independent of commercial concerns, unlike the majority of East German photographers. She photographed East Berlin in black-and-white…

The new installation for the Société Générale Collection was designed by Régis Durand, former Director of the Jeu de Paume and independent exhibition curator. It is his third intervention, it…

Two visions of nudes, those of Peter Knapp and Rafael Navarro, are on display at the Baudoin Lebon Gallery. Peter Knapp is brilliant with whatever he touches. He went…

Rafael Navarro, born in Zaragoza in 1940, became a photographer in the early 1970's. Fascination with the human body free of clothing has remained a constant element where a…

Marion Gronier was published on the second day of La Lettre. Her project has since become a book and an exhibition. Here it is again. It’s Saturday. It’s cold…