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 […]…
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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 […]…
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With his multifaceted abilities and interests, Carlo Mollino (1905 – 1973) was one of the most famed and eclectic architect of the 20th century. […]…
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To start with, there was the brilliant title: L’Insensé (which translates as Mad). On top of that, the publication was designed by two young […]…
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The book Gold and Silver , by author Luce Lebart, offers a contemporary insight into an exclusive archive of the California Gold Rush held by […]…
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In the late 1960s, in the early 1970s, there were three very great photographers at the top of the monthly magazine Lui then at […]…
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There is currently a special exhibition in Los Angeles, and it happens at Little Big Man Gallery, who presents more than four hundred pictures of Tombeau Tokyo, the most recent…
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There are names in the history of photography which function as markers of a school of thought, and Stephen Shore is one of them. […]…
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Péter Korniss, born in Cluj-Napoca, Romania in 1937, is one of the most highly regarded contemporary Hungarian photographers. Throughout his more than fifty-year career Korniss […]…
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What separates, what connects us? How do people live with the shadows of cultural oppression or political domination? The South African photographer Pieter Hugo, […]…
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