PhotographyIn Short

On a rare visit to Shoreditch, East London, to explore a possible pop-up Bob Carlos Clarke exhibition next year, I took the time to visit the Daniel Blau Gallery in the ever-so-trendy…

As we commemorate D-Day, you’ve already heard plenty from us about the Robert Capa photographs lost during the printing process. Instead we’d like to present you with an unusual portrait of the…

The nine recipients of the Inge Morath Award* will travel along the Danube River this July and August in a large truck which has been converted into a mobile photography…

This famous café-bakery has been frequented for the past century by Mumbaikars, who come every day at 8 a.m. for freshly baked mawa cakes. This is the story of two…

I finally managed to get to see David Bailey's mammoth show 'Stardust' at the National Portrait Gallery, with my gallery manager Charlotte Chappell. David Bailey is the true celebrity photographer…

From April 7th to May 12th, Indians are going to the polls for one of the world’s largest parliamentary elections. More than 800 million citizens are in the process of…

To celebrate the release of the latest photo album from RSF (Reporters Without Borders), 100 photos de L’agence VII pour La Liberté de La presse, La Fnac is organizing a special…

Uno Langmann is an internationally renowned art dealer. He emigrated to Vancouver from Denmark in  1955 to flee the Cold War and opened his first gallery in 1967. He quickly…

One of the nice things about being a gallerist is having the excuse to visit other galleries and call it work! With spring in full bloom in London there has…

On the occasion of Chipp 2014, Mr. DENG Jiuxiang, the president of China Photo Service (CPS) signed the agreement with the Eye of Photography.…