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The Photo League was one of the first photography cooperatives and a genuine pioneer in the history of photography. Following an exhibition at the Jewish Museum, the Howard Greenberg Gallery…

On the evening of February 2, 2012, the Howard Greenberg Gallery opened its newly expanded space in NYC and as if obeying a law of physics the attending crowd expanded…

The Museum of Modern Art’s new exhibition dedicated to the French photographer Eugène Atget gives visitors the opportunity to rediscover his photographs of vieux Paris and to fully appreciate his…

Featuring color photographs by Bruce Davidson, Ernst Haas, Saul Leiter and Helen Levitt, New York in Color offers visions of the city as romantic as any in black-and-white.…

It’s a cop drama for lovers of photojournalism, or vice-versa. The American photographer Antonio Bolfo, represented by Reportage Getty Images, trailed a NYPD squad for two years to create…

Galerie Maeght is displaying pictures by Clovis Prévost, highlighting one of contemporary art’s most hidden secrets, that of a man who worked alongside artists such as Calder, Miro, Tàpies,…

La Chambre in Strasbourg, France, will exhibit Memories and Nightmares by the British photographer Lottie Davies. This is how she describes the series:…

Self publishing. It’s a slippery slope. Technology has made it possible for us to do whatever we want at a price we can afford. But where is the line between…

Ugly Pretty, La grâce des ingrates (The Grace of the Ungrateful) is the result of a meeting between the photographer Isabelle Chapuis and Kappauf a Paris fashion personality,…