Andy Romanoff is our correspondent in California for years now. Also a renowned photographer, he is deeply saddened by the drastic changes in our world of images. He just sent…
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The wildly entertaining new documentary directed by Gero von Boehm on Helmut Newton, the legendary, controversial and influential photographer, on the occasion of his […]…
On trouve plus de 600 impasses à Paris. Des rues sans issues. Des culs-de-sac. Sans compter les centaines de cités, de villas et de squares. Paris est la ville la…
Photojournalism Now: In Conversation is a new video series of interviews produced by journalist Alison Stieven-Taylor, who is the publisher of the widely read blog, Photojournalism Now and a long-time…
In June 2019, the SFMoMA publishes the short documentary Robert Frank as a young artist, shot in 2015, four years before his death. Robert Frank revists his young years as a migrant,…
Invited by the haute couture house Aganovich, the American photographer Erik Madigan Heck directed the short film Le Grand Cirque. Released during the 2020-2021 online fashion week, the film was designed…
We learnt the death of Marcuse 'Cusie' Pfeifer. Cusie Pfeifer devoted her whole life to the recognition of photography as an art form. Here is a video and some words,…
Donna Ferrato has lived in Tribeca since the 1990s. The following video, 'What's in the basement', is part shows a facet of New York, questioning the passers-by left to their…
At the end of World War II, Helen Levitt, assisted by Janice Loeb and James Agee, shot In the Street in East Harlem. This broth of the New York life closely…
Francesca Woodman and George Lange were students and friends at RISD. Lange photographed the young artist in her direct environment, and far beyond, testifying to their friendship and intimacy. This…