Like housemaids, tinkers and gynaecologists, truckers tend to exist at the periphery of our consciousness, shadowy figures up to something beefy in the provinces. Truth be told, until Brian Finke…
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In the streets of our megacities, buildings sprout like mushrooms. Whether they are meant for work or living, architects pull out of the earth structures, colors and contours that…
Othello De’Souza-Hartley is a visual artist working in the medium of photography and film. He received an MA in Fine Art from Camberwell College of Art and previously studied photography…
Two photographers. Two visions. Two countries with diametrically opposed cultures. One in black and white, the other in color. And yet, a common line emerges. This exhibition highlights the fundamental…
New York, Hanoi, Berlin, Antananarivo, La Paz, Bamako, London Bordeaux, Moscow, Havana… Ma cantine en ville presents a panoramic world round-up of habits, ways and means related to street eating.…
A solitary journey in the Afghans’ land. Sharing food, sleep, efforts, hunger, cold, whispers, laugh, and fear. Travelling by bus, taxi, horses, trucks, on yak-back. From the Iranian to the…
The documentary project "Four Room" is about immigrant women who live in Italy. The project is made in a home where only Georgian immigrant women live and discovers their daily…
His name is Christophe Jacrot. He’s a reader of Le Journal. Born in Paris in 1960, Jacrot was a theatre director before coming to photography through an obsession with weather.…
“I pursued this personal work over several seasons, satisfying my appetite for photographing this region of France we hear so little about, but which seems so theatrical to me: Sarthe.…
I recently encountered a real relic of the past, a typewriter repair shop here in St. Louis. It was full of all forms of typewriters, from very old to electric…