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Richard Steinheimer, the acknowledged “Dean” of western railroad photography, passed away quietly on May 4, 2011, in Sacramento, California, after a long illness. Born in Chicago, Illinois, on August 23,…

David Schonauer begins his Press Review with an homage to photographer Anton Hammerl, killed on April 5 in Libya. He continues with pictures of other human tragedies, including Charles…

Moran Atias’ legs open Michel Philippot’s Press Review, then continues with pictures in Syria by Muhammad Hamet (The Observer) featuring awoman brandishing a poster addressed to President Bashar al Assad:“Go”.…

Maripol is a force of energy. Warm like a fire and flickering like a flame, she is one and the same as those who wore her designs in the earliest…

The British photographer, Rankin, is in conjunction with Fahey/Klein Gallery launching his first exhibition at his new gallery on Melrose Avenue, entitled Rankin’s Rubbish. Rankin is best known for his…

David Schonauer begins his press review with the picture that shocked the majority of the French, (John Marino, Daily News) : Dominique Strauss-Kahn, leaving prison, surrounded by the state police…

It is no surprise that this week’s European Press Review focuses almost exclusively on the vertiginous fall of Dominique Strauss-Kahn. The affair nearly eclipsed all other news: As Michel…

Milan Art Fair, MIA was born from an idea by curator and collector Fabio Castelli with exhibitors selected by an eclectic scientific committee including curators, critics, and cultural activists. The…

Gunter Sachs killed himself this week-end. He was 78. A note was released by his family to the Swiss news agency SDA/ATS and made public according to the 78 year-old’s…