100 photos published, nearly 1500 received. We had never seen this on one event. The images came from all over the world. They reflect a religious fervor, the nostalgia of…
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To discover a shameless photographic plagiarism in Paris by the email of a reader is an unusual circumstance. Still, this is what happened yesterday in the middle of the AIPAD,…
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More than a hundred of immersive and surreal stories and photos by Paolo Ventura, collected in Racconti Immaginari/Imaginary Tales, are on stage at Armani/Silos in Milan.. Ventura adopts unusual pictorial…
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When the uprisings of May ’68 broke out, Gökşin Sipahioğlu had been stationed in Paris for just a year as a correspondent for several large Turkish newspapers. He was also…
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“It was a lark.” That is how Ninalee Allen Craig describes the day in 1951 when she and photographer Ruth Orkin embarked on a photographic excursion through Florence that took…
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During my career as a photographer, then as TV reporter, I was never far from my camera. For more than forty-five years it was always close by. Over the years,…
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This new book entitled Looking Again and published by Aperture is as much about photography as it is about the specific photographs reproduced within it. It is designed to provide the…
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David Lynch is also a photographer. Ten years after the landmark exhibition The Air Is on Fire, which revealed David Lynch’s pictorial and image works , the Fondation Cartier pour…
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Omo: A River of Change, by American photographer John Rowe, is a dramatic glimpse into the influx of development and globalization to what is considered one of the most ethnically and…
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Much ink has been spilled over photography, from the moment its invention was announced in 1839 through the latest developments in digital techniques. Until now, a history of this critical…
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