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Archives – February 20, 2024 Outside of the studio and particularly on travels I photographed people, groups and individuals, cities, and points of interest […]…

Archives – February 26, 2020 This photography book is the first-ever presentation of René Groebli’s pictures spanning a good half-century – although with no […]…

Archives – October 25, 2017 In 1949, Swiss photographer René Groebli shot a series of images around and on top of trains in France, His […]…

Archives – September 16, 2015 The Free-Handed Photographer Who is René Groebli? He is a blind spot. Perhaps he is the proverbial blind spot, […]…

Born 1927 in Zurich, Switzerland, René Groebli started his career as a photo reporter for various international magazines. Groebli married in October 1951, but had to return to work just…

Archives – May 4, 2022 15 days ago, Peter Turnley entrusted us with his images. Today, his twin brother David Turnley is doing the same: 38 images that […]…

An interview with photographer Alain Guillemaud, featured in a major retrospective at the Archives de Lyon.…

Today’s edition is dedicated to The Photography Show presented by AIPAD, the longest-running fair dedicated to photography in the world. It takes place in New […]…

Robert Koch Gallery, a founding member of AIPAD, presents a group exhibition of contemporary, 20th and 19th century photographers for The Photography Show 2026, […]…

Casa Museo Molinario Colombari in Milano presents a short film Lezioni d’Abisso (Lessons from the Abyss), directed by Tommaso Ottomano. The casa itself becomes a theatre and a protagonist for…